Solids – True or false

The video tutorial explains the properties of liquids and solids, focusing on how both can be poured. It highlights that while sand is a solid, it can still be poured like a liquid. Each sand particle retains its shape and volume, demonstrating unique characteristics of granular materials.

What characteristic distinguishes liquids from solids?

How can you describe the ability of a liquid to be poured?

In what way does sand differ from liquids despite being pourable?

Can sand be considered a liquid? Explain your reasoning.

What happens to the shape and volume of individual particles of sand?