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'''Liquid''' is the state of [[matter]] in which the consituent [[molecule]]s are not constrained in their relative location to each other, but take up a fixed volume.
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'''Liquid''' is the state of [[matter]] in which the constituent [[molecule]]s are not constrained in their relative location to each other, but take up a fixed volume.
  
 
[[Water]] is a well known liquid at room [[temperature]] and [[pressure]].
 
[[Water]] is a well known liquid at room [[temperature]] and [[pressure]].

Revision as of 04:05, September 6, 2007

Liquid is the state of matter in which the constituent molecules are not constrained in their relative location to each other, but take up a fixed volume.

Water is a well known liquid at room temperature and pressure.