液体

Also known as liquid matter

物質の三態（固体・液体・気体）の一つ

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A liquid is a state of matter where molecules are loosely bound together, allowing the substance to flow and take the shape of its container while maintaining a relatively fixed volume. Liquids matter because they're essential to life and everyday processes—water, for example, naturally forms droplets due to surface tension, a property that affects everything from how liquids behave in nature to how they're used in technology.

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Vinony's link graph records 1,223 inbound references to 液体, and connects out to pressure, Newton's laws of motion and International Standard Serial Number.

It sits within the topics Liquids, Phases of matter and Viscosity.

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Commons category: Liquid
topic's main category: Category:Liquids
Commons gallery: Liquid
different from: fluid
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
greater than: solid
less than: gas

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Article · 日本語

液体（えきたい、英: liquid）は、物質の状態（固体・液体・気体）の一つである。気体と同様に流動的で、容器に合わせて形を変える。液体は気体に比して圧縮性が小さい。気体とは異なり、容器全体に広がることはなく、ほぼ一定の密度を保つ。液体特有の性質として表面張力があり、それによって「濡れ」という現象が起きる。液体の密度は一般に固体のそれに近く、気体よりもはるかに高い密度を持つ。そこで液体と固体をまとめて「凝集系」などとも呼ぶ。一方で液体と気体は流動性を共有しているため、それらをあわせて流体と呼ぶ。

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