Why are water and honey classified as liquids

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Sjokkogutten · Answer 1 · 2024-05-15T16:48:09+0000

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the molecules that make up liquids are not packed as tightly, and they don't form strong shapes to support each other. The molecules shift and spread out instead of holding together, and that's why water and honey both drip out of buckets with holes in the bottom.

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