What is the Role of Hydrodynamics in Impact Forces and Surface Tension?

Michael Haney
Hi, I'm Michael.

Live in England and am doing my GCSEs this coming academic year, quite interested in hydrodynamics and impact forces resulting in surface tension and deceleration due to drag and buoyancy.

Thanks for reading :)
 
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