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            nd or lake is a common sight in the summertime. If you look carefully, you can see that the insect creates tiny dimples in the water′s surface, almost as if it were supported by a thin sheet of rubber. In fact the surface of water and other fluids behaves in many respects as if it were an elastic membrane. This effect is known as surface tension. In fact, even a needle or a razor blade can be supported on the surface of water if they are put into place gently, even though they have densities significantly greater than the density of water. 

SURFACE TENSION
Definition (1): The work done per unit area  in increasing the surface area of a liquid.
T= work done(joule or erg)/increase in  surface area (m2 or cm2) [Unit: J/ m2 or erg/  cm2 ]

Definition (2): The force acting  perpendicular per unit length.
T= force (newton or dyne)/increase in length  (m or cm) [Unit: N/ m or dyne/ cm ]
THE SURFACE OF LIQUID
Cohesive force
between	like	molecules
It	is	the	interaction	forces
,	i.e.
liquid molecules.
Adhesive force
It is the interaction forces  between unlike molecules, i.e.  liquid molecules and glass  container molecules.
ADHESIVE FORCE > COHESIVE FORCE THE SURFACE IS CONCAVE
ADHESIVE FORCE < COHESIVE FORCE
THE SURFACE IS CONVEX


THE ANGLE OF CONTACT
It is the angle between the glass wall  in contact with the liquid and the  tangent to the surface of the liquid  at the point of contact.

Viscosity is the resistance to flow experienced as the internal layers of fluid (liquid or gas) move over each other. 
Viscosity is the resistance of a fluid (liquid or gas) to a change in shape or movement of neighboring portions relative to one another. Viscosity denotes opposition to flow. 
viscosity 

(part 2: fluid dynamic)Types of flow:
Laminar or steady flow:
Each particle of the fluid follows in a smooth path and 
parallel to each other with same velocity.
The bath of the particles called streamline.

Turbulent flow:
This type of flow is characterized by irregularities and randomization (different velocities).
It occurs in high speeds.

The continuity equation: 


Force.First law of newton.Second law of newton.Third law of newton.
Lecture 10: force and newtons laws of motion

Forces and newton's laws of motion.
The concept of forces and mass:
Force: is a push or a pull.
Notes:
Force is a vector quantity (has both magnitude and direction).
The direction of arrow gives the direction of the force, and the length is proportional to the strength or magnitude.
Mass is a scalar quantity (has magnitude only). 


Newton's first law of motion:
"an object continues in a state of rest or in motion at a constant velocity (constant speed in a constant direction), unless compelled to change that State by a net force.
Note:
Often, several forces act simultaneously on a body, and the net force is the Vector sum of all of them.
Inertia and mass:
Definition: inertia is the natural tendency of an object to remain at rest or in Motion at a constant velocity.
Definition: m

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