Yes. When the milk falls in the cylinder, will the temperature of the bottom be greater than the surface? What causes the pressure in the bottom given the initial conditions(liquid incompressible)?
Suppose you have a liquid with high potential energy at a height [H] in a first moment. In a second moment, the liquid loses its potential energy (that is converted into kinetic energy) and fall in a cylinder at height [h] .IF the liquid is incompressible what happens with the molecules in the...
I am concerned about devoting my soul into science(Physics, Math, and Chemistry particularly). I imagine the supposed efforts that I will put in my future works will not be seen by humanity as the way I would like(as an example in history, many scientists who dedicated their lives ended not...