Why do liquids flow?

A.
Liquid particles are wet.

B.
Liquid particles are smooth.

C.
Liquid particles are not fixed in place.

D.
Liquid particles are attracted to each other.

i suck at science :/

Question

Why do liquids flow?	
 
 A.
Liquid particles are wet.
 
 B.
Liquid particles are smooth.
 
 C.
Liquid particles are not fixed in place.
 
 D.
Liquid particles are attracted to each other.


i suck at science :/

destinymasha · Answer

C

destinymasha · Answer

liquid is free, so the particles flow everywhere:}

anonymous · Answer

D. Liquid particles are attracted to each other.

Liquids "pull" all of the other particles when gravity is induced, thus they flow.

lastdaywork · Answer

Both statement C and D are true; but C is the correct explanation of "...Why do liquids flow?..."

anonymous · Answer

C & D combine to produce flow rather than, for examples, evaporation or rigidity.

anonymous · Answer

D is a true statement but doesn't explain why the flow.

C does.

anonymous · Answer

C. Liquid particles are not fixed in place.

anonymous · Answer

HOW COULD YOU HATE SCIENCE, SCIENCE IS AMAZING... sand im trying to figure out how i got on this question from 7 months ago... :/