When you put a solid,liquid,or a gas in a different container, they act differently from one another. To put a solid in a different container, you will probably have to break it down depending on what it is. An example of that is a table or a desk. Have you notice when you take a computer desk out of a box, you have to put it together, that's because if it wasn't broken down, it wouldn't have fit. Depending on the container you put a liquid in, it's shape would change. A liquid has undefined shape. It takes the shape of it's container. An example of that is milk. When are at school at you look in your milk container, you notice it has a square shape. When you put a gas in a container, you probably won't notice anything, that's because you can't see a gas. What you can't see is that the gas particles are going crazy, they are bouncing all over the place.
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Very goood answer just use more structure so your ideas and answer won't all bunch together.
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