alleryStart learning →A liquid flows. What is true of the forces between its particles?
AThey disappear throughout it
BThey fix all particles in place
CThey act only at its surface
DThey remain important inside it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. They remain important inside it
Interparticle attractions still matter in a liquid even though its particles can move relative to one another.
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