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mathmari
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Action-at-a-distance forces are for example the gravity, the electromagnetic forces. They are reduced slowly in respect to the distance and are important even at distances comparable to the dimensions of the volume of the fluid.
Is this correct?? (Wondering)
Which is the natural origin of these forces?? (Wondering) Contact forces are for example the intermolecular forces, the frictional forces. They are reduces very quickly with the distances and are important only at distances comparable to the distances between the molecules of the fluid. The origin of these forces is the following:
Is this correct?? (Wondering)
Action-at-a-distance forces are for example the gravity, the electromagnetic forces. They are reduced slowly in respect to the distance and are important even at distances comparable to the dimensions of the volume of the fluid.
Is this correct?? (Wondering)
Which is the natural origin of these forces?? (Wondering) Contact forces are for example the intermolecular forces, the frictional forces. They are reduces very quickly with the distances and are important only at distances comparable to the distances between the molecules of the fluid. The origin of these forces is the following:
- the gases at the exchange of the momentum between the molecules
- the liquids at the momentum transfer and the forces between the molecules of the liquid
Is this correct?? (Wondering)