Question 1 Report
Fig. 2.6 shows the particles of the air trapped inside a large balloon. The particles are far apart and spread out to fill the whole space.
Why does this gas have no shape of its own?
The correct answer is that its particles move about and spread to fill the container. A gas has no shape of its own because its particles move freely and spread out to occupy whatever space is available, taking the shape of the container. The particles are not joined in a rigid frame, not frozen in place, and not too heavy to move, all of which would prevent the free movement that a gas actually has.
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