Calculating Bulk Modulus of a Liquid

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The discussion centers on the need for the formula for the bulk modulus of liquids, applicable beyond just water. The bulk modulus is identified as the inverse of compressibility. Participants suggest conducting a quick search on Google or Wikipedia for the information. There is an emphasis on the simplicity of finding this data online. Understanding the bulk modulus is essential for projects related to water hammer.
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I am doing a project on water hammer. I need the formula for the bulk modulus of a liquid not just for water. Can anyone provide me with the formula?
 
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There have been a few questions regarding this that have come up. Do a search here, google or go to Wikipedia. It takes less than a minute. It's the inverse of compressibility.
 

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