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Liquid is a state of matter that does not have a distinct shape but takes the shape of its container, and while liquids have a fixed volume that does not change, they are able to flow easily.
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Matter
- 3. Liquid is a state in which matter does not have a distinct shape.
- 4. Liquid takes the shape of its container.
- 5. Liquid have fixed volume. They may change their shape but their volume remains the same.
- 6. Liquids also flow easily.