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A rubber band changes its shape when streched.can it be regarded as solids
Yes. It may change it's shape, but it's molecules do not move to fill a space. Water poured into the bottom of a cup will cover only the bottom. A rubberband in a cup will stretch to the outsides.
Answered Dec 22, 2010
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