What are some fact you know about the properties of fluid. As depth of fluid changes, how does the pressure change? 1.Water is a fluid gas and solid 2.Like if you put a hand in the glass of water the pressure is very high
Some facts i know about fluid is it is a substance, and it has no fixed shape. Water is a type of fluid. As the depth of fluid gets bigger, there is more pressure.
I know that fluid is a substance that is in liquid form that has no fixed shape and takes the shape of the container it is put in. As depth changes the pressure changes because of gravity and lack of air.
Fluid is a substance that takes it's own form, unless contained by a solid form, like a cup. As depth of fluid changes, the pressure increases because if the water has higher density and the depth of the water.
The deeper you go in water the pressure gets stronger, like if you dive in a pool deep your ears may pop.Some fluids way more then others, those are some facts!
Yes pressure changes because your getting deeper in the earth and gravity starts to get stronger!
Some of the facts i know is that when you go under water 80 meters or more than go up into an airplane then you have to go into this tank that helps you recover to normal pressure. And if the door opens you will blow up.
How the pressure changes is how heavy the item is, and what would be in the item that would effect the fluid in it. What I know about fluid it's all about what you put in the item to let it react.(; Hannah Wrote this.(:
Some facts that I know about water properties are that unless there is an outside force, water will always go down. As you go deeper the more pressure is applied in water.
Fluid: What are some facts you know about the properties of fluid? As depth of fluid changes, how does the pressure change?
* Water goes down * If water is in a glass it forms to the shape * More pressure as you go deeper like in that video with the squirell from ice age when he wants that nut.
Some facts are that Water has a high level of surface tension and Water's hydrogen bonds are also why its solid form, ice, can float on its liquid form. The pressure on an object increases with depth because there is more pushing on it.
A fluid is something that has no fixed shape and yields no external pressure.
ReplyDeleteAs the depth of fluid gets bigger, pressure gets more intense.
ReplyDeleteThe deeper you go in water, the more pressure pushes on you. Like when you dive down deep into the water with a submarine.
ReplyDelete1.I know that fluid has no shape.
ReplyDelete2.Deeper you go in the water, more pressure pushes against you.
as the depths increases the presser increases
ReplyDeleteWhen you poor fluid into something it takes the fixed shape of it.
ReplyDeletewene u go deeper the presher gits stroungrer
ReplyDeleteFluid is a substance that has no shape and yields easily to external pressure.
ReplyDeleteDeeper you go in water you put more Pressure pushes you.
ReplyDeleteWhat are some fact you know about the properties of fluid. fluid has fixed volume.
ReplyDeleteAs depth of fluid changes, how does the pressure change? AS you go deeper the pressure changes.
The deeper and more water there is it makes more pressure than less water!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat water is a fluid and drinks are types of fluids.
ReplyDeletetoday i pressured milk out of the milk carton. and it exploded and milk went everywhere.
Fluid is a substance. Water is a fluid.
ReplyDeleteToday Aleha pressured milk out of the milk carton and it exploded everywhere.
What are some fact you know about the properties of fluid.
ReplyDeleteAs depth of fluid changes, how does the pressure change?
1.Water is a fluid gas and solid
2.Like if you put a hand in the glass of water the pressure is very high
Some facts i know about fluid is it is a substance, and it has no fixed shape. Water is a type of fluid. As the depth of fluid gets bigger, there is more pressure.
ReplyDeletefluid is sometimes something that u can drink like water, juice, or soda.
ReplyDeletewhen u poor fluid into a cup and i over flows.
1. When you walk deeper into water the pressure gets tighter
ReplyDelete2. Water has no shape
1. pressure gets tight
ReplyDelete2. and water doesn't really have pressure
I know that fluid is a substance that is in liquid form that has no fixed shape and takes the shape of the container it is put in. As depth changes the pressure changes because of gravity and lack of air.
ReplyDeletepressure gets tight
ReplyDeletewater doesn't really have pressure
Fluid is a substance that takes it's own form, unless contained by a solid form, like a cup.
ReplyDeleteAs depth of fluid changes, the pressure increases because if the water has higher density and the depth of the water.
The deeper you go in water the pressure gets stronger, like if you dive in a pool deep your ears may pop.Some fluids way more then others, those are some facts!
ReplyDeleteYes pressure changes because your getting deeper in the earth and gravity starts to get stronger!
A fact that I know about fluid is that you can drink surton fluids.
ReplyDeleteThe pressure changes depending on how fast the water is going.
1. I know that you cant live without water which is a fluid.
ReplyDelete2. the pressure gets heavier
A property of fluid is it doesn't have a fixed shape. When there is more water, there is more pressure.
ReplyDeleteSome of the facts that I know about water are, as you go farther down in water the pressure makes your ears pop.
ReplyDeleteAs water pressure changes your ears pop.
The deeper you go in water, the more pressure pushes on you. Like when you dive down deep into the water with a submarine.
ReplyDeleteSome of the facts i know is that when you go under water 80 meters or more than go up into an airplane then you have to go into this tank that helps you recover to normal pressure. And if the door opens you will blow up.
ReplyDeleteThe pressure gets heaver.
Some facts on the properties of fluid is the deeper you go the more pressure you get,
ReplyDeleteThe pressure gets heavier when the depth changes.
ReplyDeleteThe deeper and more water there is it makes more pressure than less water
ReplyDeleteI know that the deeper you go into water the more pressure is on you the closer to the top you are in the water the lighter the pressure is. :)
ReplyDeleteThe more deeper then and more water will make the more pressure
ReplyDeletewhen u go deeper the pressure gets stronger
ReplyDeleteHow the pressure changes is how heavy the item is, and what would be in the item that would effect the fluid in it. What I know about fluid it's all about what you put in the item to let it react.(;
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The deeper you get the more pressure builds up
ReplyDeleteFluid pressure is directly proportional to the depth of the fluid and its density.
ReplyDeleteIn water the pressure increases at a rate of 1 Atmosphere per 10 m, or 1 bar per 33 ft.
Some facts that I know about water properties are that unless there is an outside force, water will always go down.
ReplyDeleteAs you go deeper the more pressure is applied in water.
I know that fluid can flow and takes the shape of its enclosure.
ReplyDeleteAs you go deeper in water the pressure gets more and more.
when u dive down deep u have to go up slower because there is more presre in ur blood
ReplyDeleteI know that fluid has no particaular shape.
ReplyDeleteThe deeper you get the more pressure there is.
As you go deeper into a fluid there is more pressure. Fluid takes the form of whatever container it is in.
ReplyDeleteFluids can flow and can take any shape.
ReplyDeleteThe deeper you get, the more pressure.
If you go scuba diving, the deeper you dive, more pressure amounts in the water.
ReplyDeleteFluid: What are some facts you know about the properties of fluid? As depth of fluid changes, how does the pressure change?
ReplyDelete* Water goes down
* If water is in a glass it forms to the shape
* More pressure as you go deeper like in that video with the squirell from ice age when he wants that nut.
The deeper the water the more pressure it has thats why your ears pop when your deep under water.
ReplyDeleteFluid is a state of matter.
ReplyDeleteSome facts are that Water has a high level of surface tension and Water's hydrogen bonds are also why its solid form, ice, can float on its liquid form.
ReplyDeleteThe pressure on an object increases with depth because there is more pushing on it.
Fluid is a state of matter and the deeper you go, the more pressure happens.
ReplyDeleteThe deeper, the more pressure.
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