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why water become thinner when falling?
thanks guys.
thanks guys.
pandaphysics said:why water become thinner when falling?
Why should it change, if you don't touch the handles?pandaphysics said:why volumetric flow rate is constant?
You can see it in your sink or a waterfall: the water separates into droplets due to surface tension.pandaphysics said:if water fall from a large height what happen?(molecules very close to each other)
Water becomes thinner when falling due to the force of gravity. As the water falls, it experiences a downward force that causes it to spread out and become thinner.
Yes, temperature can play a role in water becoming thinner when falling. When water is heated, the molecules move more quickly and spread out, making the water less dense. This lower density can cause the water to become thinner when falling.
Air resistance can affect water when it falls by slowing down its descent. As water falls, it collides with air molecules, which creates drag and causes the water to spread out and become thinner.
Yes, the shape of the water droplet can impact its thickness when falling. A smooth, round droplet will experience less air resistance and therefore stay thicker for longer, while a more irregularly shaped droplet may break apart and become thinner quicker.
Yes, pressure can also play a role in the thinning of water when falling. As water falls from a higher altitude to a lower altitude, the air pressure increases, which can cause the water to become thinner as it falls due to the increased resistance from the air molecules.