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What will block all policies from parent containers from flowing onto a designated container object?
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Why is the oil in a big container flowing slowly into a bottle?
I dont know mate
A burning liquid that is dripping spraying or flowing over the edge of a container is known as?
A 3 dimensional fire.
Why are both liquids and gases called fluids?
Anything capable of flowing is called fluid. Both liquid and gas are capable of flowing freely and so they are termed as fluids.
What does liqiud mean in science?
No defined shape, capable of flowing and taking on the shape of its container, but having a defined volume (unlike a gas, which has no defined volume)
How will you prove that water exerts pressure on the sides of the container?
take a bottle and make two holes on it then pour water in it you will see that two jet of water flowing from the holes the water lands equal distance from the bottle this how you can say that there is equal pressure the container
Making water look like its flowing?
Simple. get a glass container of some type fill it with water and slowly pour it slowly but steadily into somewhere e.g. the sink.
What is cup in dream?
A cup is a container for liquid, whether in real life or in a dream. It might represent either need (an empty cup) or abundance (an over-flowing cup.)
What is the part of speech vortex?
"Vortex" is a noun, naming the particular combination shape and motion formed under the influence of gravity by a fluid draining through a hole smaller than the container from which the fluid is flowing.
Is air and water related?
No, they do not. Air is a free flowing element that has no boundaries or restrictions other than the occasional tree and boulder. Water, on the other hand, is a free flowing element that adapts to its container and cannot roam freely.
Does a river deposit more sand when it is flowing quickly or when it is flowing slowly?
When it is flowing slowly
Why air is a fluid?
Most likely because it flows, and takes the shape of it's container. Like how the plane flies, with air flowing over the wings! If there's anyone out there in 6th grade and you're looking for information on this, then here you go!
Does mars have flowing water on it?
mars has flowing water on it
