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Question 2 of 56 in Change of State

Measuring heat energy

2 marks · Easy

State one property of liquids that is also true for gases, and one property that is different between liquids and gases.

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Common mistakes: Only mentioning properties of liquids or gases, not a comparison.

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B1 · 1 mark · States one property true for both liquids and gases (e.g. they can flow).

B2 · 1 mark · States one property different between liquids and gases (e.g. liquids cannot be easily compressed, gases can).

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Both liquids and gases can flow (are fluids).

Liquids cannot be easily compressed but gases can be compressed easily.

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