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Powerpoint Templates Page 1 Chapter 4 ~ Fluids Laminar or Turbulent

Powerpoint Templates Page 2 Kinetic Molecular Theory 1.All matter is composed of molecules or other types of particles. 2.Particles are in constant motion. 3.There are forces of attraction among particles.

Powerpoint Templates Page 3 Add Energy Solids become liquids

Powerpoint Templates Page 4 Remove Energy Gases condense Liquids become solid

Powerpoint Templates Page Laminar Flow Laminar refers to streamlined flow Fluids glide along in layers that do not mix. Flow is smooth and continuous. Laminar flow - Youtube video Youtube videoYoutube video

Powerpoint Templates Page Turbulent Flow Fluid is turbulent and unable to flow in straight lines

Powerpoint Templates Page 7 Wind Tunnel

Powerpoint Templates Page 8 Viscosity is the property of a fluid that ends to prevent it from flowing when subjected to an applied force.

Powerpoint Templates Page 9 Mass amount of matter in an object

Powerpoint Templates Page 10 Weight is the force of gravity on the object

Powerpoint Templates Page 11 Volume

Powerpoint Templates Page 12 Density

Powerpoint Templates Page 13