Everyday liquids

The video explores the properties of liquids, explaining their molecular structure, ability to flow, and viscosity. It highlights how liquids differ from solids in terms of molecular spacing and adaptability to container shapes. Examples like honey and water illustrate varying viscosities, while the adaptability of liquids is shown through everyday examples like water balloons and blood vessels.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a liquid at room temperature?

• Paint

• Fuel

• Ice

• Blood

Why can't liquids be compressed into a smaller volume?

• Because the space between molecules is too large

• Because they are too dense

• Because they have a fixed shape

• Because the space between molecules is too small

What allows liquids to flow?

• Strong molecular forces

• Weak molecular forces

• Fixed shape

• High density

What is the term used to describe a liquid's ability to flow?

• Elasticity

• Viscosity

• Density

• Permeability

Which liquid is described as having a high viscosity?

• Oil

• Milk

• Honey

• Water