States of Matter
solid
Properties
Always have a definite shape and volume usually organized and packed tightly together
Examples
Aluminum foil
Sand
Apple
liquid
Properties
Liquids take the shape of the container tha they are set into. They are the property in between solid, and liquid.
Examples
Water
Milk
Vegetable Oil
Gas
Properties
They are always easy to compress, expand to fill the contains that they are inside of, and occupy more spaces than solids and liquids.
Examples
Chlorine
Oxygen
Helium