True Or False- Solids, Liquids, And Gasses

The statement "Pencils are gasses" is not true. Pencils are solid objects made of wood or other materials, while gases are substances that do not have a definite shape or volume. Therefore, the correct answer is F (False).

The statement "Books are solid" is a general statement that implies that books have a physical form and are not liquid or gas. This statement is true because books are typically made of paper or other solid materials.

Coke is a liquid because it is a carbonated soft drink that is typically served in liquid form.

Farts are indeed gases. When we pass gas, it is mainly composed of gases like nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, methane, and hydrogen. These gases are produced in the digestive system as a byproduct of the breakdown of food by bacteria. When we release these gases, they are expelled from the body as farts. Therefore, the statement "Farts are gasses" is true.

The statement "Phones are not solids" is false. Phones are indeed solid objects.