Mechanical Properties Of Fluids

Question

What is force of cohesion?

Solution

Force of cohesion is the intermolecular force between two same type of molecules.

For example, solids have high cohesive properties, so they do not stick to the surface they come in contact with.

Some More Questions From Mechanical Properties of Fluids Chapter

Do intermolecular or inter-atomic forces follow inverse square law?

Why solids have definite shape while liquids do not have definite shape?

What is fluid?

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Mechanical Properties Of Fluids

What is force of cohesion?

Some More Questions From Mechanical Properties of Fluids Chapter

Do intermolecular or inter-atomic forces follow inverse square law?

Why solids have definite shape while liquids do not have definite shape?

What is fluid?

What is hydrostatics?

What is hydrodynamics?

Can fluids withstand tangential stress?

Can fluids withstand normal stress?

Why the fluids do not have any modulus of rigidity?

Which phase of fluid is more compressible?

What is an ideal liquid?

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