It is also worth mentioning that liquids are fluids but not all fluids are liquids. It is mainly because fluids also comprise substances in a gaseous phase. To give you an example, Nitrogen gas is a fluid, whereas a mango juice is both a fluid and a liquid.
However, the difference between fluid and liquid boils down to a few things as mentioned below:Fluid:
- Fluid is a common state of certain substances, or a type of matter.
- Fluids flow and has some viscosity (thickness).
- Fluids come along for liquids.
- A fluid is a substance that lacks rigidity it cannot resist force when it is applied to it.
Liquid:
- Liquid is one of the three phases or state of matter.
- Liquids also flows and it has volume, but no definite shape.
- All liquids are fluid.
- Liquids can assume the shape of any container or vessel, and they are relatively incompressible.
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