Cooperate with other group members. Use materials properly. Be considerate and conduct oneself properly. Use process skills to answer questions rather than reading to learn the answers. Take responsibility and clean up after the activity.
All matter is made up of smaller units called atoms or molecules.
The atoms or molecules of a liquid are held together with weaker forces than those of a solid. This is why a liquid will flow and take on the shape of whatever container it is in. The arrangement of atoms or molecules in a liquid forms its structure. The structure of a liquid determines whether it is slippery or sticky, light or heavy, or thick or thin. As the molecules within a liquid flow, they attract and collide with each other.