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What is a shallow fast part of a river?
A shallow, fast part of a river is typically referred to as a riffle. Riffles are characterized by rapid water flow over a rocky or gravelly bed, creating a turbulent surface and often supporting diverse aquatic life. These areas are important for oxygenating the water and can serve as vital habitats for fish and other organisms. Riffles often alternate with deeper, slower sections called pools in a river's natural flow.
Does water flow faster than sand?
yes water flows faster then sand
How do rifle and pools lead to meander development?
•The spacing between pools and riffles is found to be regular and usually about 5-7 times the width of the channel. •This regular spacing is said to be as a result of the secondary flow such as helicoidalflow. •The helicoidal flow moves material from the outer bend and deposits it on the inner bend of the next bend this movement increases the sinuosity of the river, producing a regular meandering channel which is about ten times the bed width.
In which side of a meander does water flow faster?
The side of a meander that it flows faster is in the clean water than in the dirty water
Does water flow faster through soil or stalagmite?
Yes because it travels faster
Does water flow faster in wide or narrow channels?
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Does clean water flow faster than dirty water?
Clean water can flow faster than dirty water because clean water has fewer impurities and particles that can slow down its flow. However, other factors like the volume of water, slope of the terrain, and obstacles in the path can also affect the speed of water flow.
When a river floods would its water flow faster or slower than its normal speed?
When a river floods it water will flow faster then the normal speed.
What do you mean by viscous flow?
Its the Speed of which the flow travels, Water will travel faster than blood or yogurt
Does water or motor oil flow faster?
Water is faster by it's lower viscosity, though oil viscosity is more temperature dependent than that of water.
How fast should a rivers water flow?
Faster than you can swim.
What happens when water gains more energy?
It starts to flow faster!
