What are four properties of fluids?

Answer 1

The most common method of classifying fluids are through a measure of viscosity; how close to being soilid. Peanut butter would have a very high viscosity, where gasoline or water are very low. Fluids can also have different densities; adding bubbles to water can change the density of the fluid, sometimes leading to the sinking of sea vessels due to a drop in buoyant force.

Answer 2

A fluid is a substance that will take the shape of any container it is put into. A fluid also can be separated quite easily into smaller parts. Its bonds are looser than a solid, but closer together than a gas.

Answer 3

1. Viscosity: a fluid's resistance to flow.
2. Density: mass per unit volume of a fluid.
3. Pressure: force applied perpendicular to the fluid's surface.
4. Buoyancy: upward force exerted on an object immersed in a fluid.

Answer 4

• Fluids flow under an action of a force.
• Fluids lack the ability to resist deformation.
• Fluids change shape as long as a force acts.

Answer 5

Because of their looseolecular bonds they do not form rigid structures, but instead flow to fill the shape of their container.

Answer 6

1:Absolute Viscosity.

2:Temperature And Thermodynamic Variables.

3:Pressure And Perfect Gas.

Answer 7

buoyancy, viscosity and density