Asked by jena
When placed in a 100 mL cube-shaped box, a substance fills the cube and has a volume of 100 mL.
When placed in a 50 mL tube, that same amount of substance fills the tube and thus has a 50 mL volume.
What is the state of the substance?
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solid
solid
liquid
liquid
plasma
plasma
gas
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gas
A gas expands or compresses to completely fill whatever container it's in, so the same amount can occupy 100 mL in one container and 50 mL in another. Solids and liquids have (approximately) fixed volumes and wouldn't do this.
A gas expands or compresses to completely fill whatever container it's in, so the same amount can occupy 100 mL in one container and 50 mL in another. Solids and liquids have (approximately) fixed volumes and wouldn't do this.
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