Liquids and gases take the shape of their container rather than having their own definite shape. They are distinguished from solids by not maintaining a fixed volume, as liquids and gases will flow freely between containers of any shape. Volume is the amount of three-dimensional space occupied by an object or substance and is measured in units of milliliters, such as a measuring cup being used to determine a water sample has a volume of 300 ml.

1. Liquids and Gases
What are the properties of Liquids and
Gases?

2. What is the shape of the water in
different containers??

3. Liquids and gases don’t have
their own shape
Liquids and gases take the
shape of the container

4. What is Volume?
The space that the object
takes.
 The Measuring cup is used to
measure volume.

5. What is the Unit of measuring
Volume?
We measure Volume in
Milliliter (ml).
 Example: The volume of the water is
300 ml