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Exercises for Chapter 10
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Chapter Exercises |
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| These exercises explore concepts from Chapter 10 including building ones intuition about viscosities that range over 10 orders of magnitude or more; the design and use of viscometers for measuring the apparent viscosity; a simple model for the flow of magma or ice down a slope; and the relationships among the thermodynamic pressure, the mean normal pressure, and the static pressure in fluids. | |||
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