Do forces have a stronger effect on the behavior of gas or liquid?

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• Answer #1

  I would say that forces would have a stronger effect on gases; because gases are compressible while liquids cannot be compressed. A compressed gas can have drastically different behaviour depending on the gas (example = oxygen)

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• Answer #2

  I would say liquids, simply because they are more dense

• Answer #3

  I would say liquid because gas is not a solid.

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