Nestemäistenaineiden
Nestemäistenaineiden, commonly referred to as liquids, are a state of matter that, along with solids and gases, constitute the fundamental forms that matter can take. Unlike solids, liquids do not possess a fixed shape and will conform to the shape of their container. However, they do maintain a definite volume, distinguishing them from gases, which expand to fill any available space.
The characteristic fluidity of liquids arises from the relatively weak intermolecular forces between their constituent particles.
Key properties of liquids include surface tension, a phenomenon where the surface of a liquid acts like
Liquids can undergo phase transitions, most notably boiling and freezing. Boiling occurs when a liquid absorbs