Rohit blocks the nozzle of a syringe
Rohit blocks the nozzle of a syringe. He can push the plunger of an air-filled one a long way in; the plunger of a water-filled one barely moves. Rohit says water is completely solid inside with no empty space, and air is just emptiness. Meena says both are made of particles and only the spacing differs. Who is right?
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