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What is a fluid?
A substance that cannot be subjected to shear forces and
always expands to fill its container.
At what temperature is the density of water maximum?
4°C
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What is cohesion in fluids?
The property of a fluid by which its own molecules are
attracted to each other.
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What is adhesion in fluids?
The property of a fluid by which molecules of different kinds of
fluids are attracted to each other.
When will the normal stress in a fluid be constant in all
directions?
When the fluid is at rest.
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Terms (64)
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What is a fluid?
A substance that cannot be subjected to shear forces and
always expands to fill its container.
At what temperature is the density of water maximum?
4°C
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What is cohesion in fluids?
The property of a fluid by which its own molecules are
attracted to each other.
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What is adhesion in fluids?
The property of a fluid by which molecules of different kinds of
fluids are attracted to each other.
When will the normal stress in a fluid be constant in all
directions?
When the fluid is at rest.
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