Remake of Chemistry Close Reading by Jillian Eastman

Bleep Bloop :DD

2017-02-13 03:08:29 UTC

The differences between a solid and a liquid is the way they respond to the shear, or twisting, force.
:DD <3 (Bleep Bloop)

The new definition of a solid and liquid is the difference of flow in their particles.

2017-02-13 03:08:48 UTC

The difference between solid and liquid is solids don't flow and liquids do flow.

2017-02-13 03:08:50 UTC

2017-02-13 03:09:28 UTC

The difference between a liquid and a solid is that a liquid is flows and and a solid doesn't flow

solids flow and liquids do not

2017-02-13 03:10:22 UTC

liquids flow solids do not*********

2017-02-13 03:10:41 UTC

The difference between a solid and liquid is their reaction to twisted and sheer forces.

the difference between a solid and liquid is

2017-02-13 03:12:22 UTC

2017-02-13 03:12:49 UTC

ABOUT TIME I GET HERE

Archer, Hall

2017-02-13 04:39:32 UTC

Some of the scientific terms the physicists used and how each experiment worked with better explanation.

Lawing, Jane / Genevieve Goldsborough

2017-02-13 04:40:10 UTC

4 things
- They could have gone more in depth with quasi crystals.
- The exact definition of a shear response would have been nice.
- Also a more blatant definition of solids and liquids.
- The pictures could have been in color too.

Darby and Brown

2017-02-13 04:40:55 UTC

The difference between solids and liquids at the rate in which they flow.

Boran Pharathikoune

2017-02-13 04:43:41 UTC

The main idea is trying to find the difference between solids and liquids. There are multiple paragraphs mentioning physicists trying to find the difference.

Cardenas and Guerrero

2017-02-13 04:44:52 UTC

What are the rates of flow for the solids and liquids and whats the difference

Veliz and Vavich

2017-02-13 04:44:54 UTC

olids are simply liquids in extremely slow motion.

Davila and Coy

2017-02-13 04:47:04 UTC

It could've explained the scientific words more thoroughly instead of leaving the reader to look it up themselves.

Garlick & Crawford

2017-02-14 10:18:28 UTC

A fair proposal would be for the article to be slightly more everyone-friendly. The wording makes it seem, to us, as if the article is meant for scientists. "Dumbing it down" might make this more readable for everyone.