gas is a fluid dude, science already proved this

Why are gases considered to be a fluid?

The definition from the 1st source below is: a fluid is any substance that flows or deforms under an applied shear stress. Fluids comprise a subset of the states of matter and include liquids, gases, and plasma.

The problem seems to be your concept of a fluid. Since you can move freely through a gas, i.e., air, that is a property of fluids. Some think of liquids only as being fluids, but the full extent of the definition includes gases as well.

Look at the video link and it will show you that air (cold CO2) actually flows. That is one of the ways you can see the fluid property of a gas.

you can explain all of those just by knowing how chemical bonds work

oh wait that's already beyond them

sorry my bad

gas is a fluid, science bra, and actually there are 4 states of matter, not 3



gas is a fluid - sry thats beyond your grade 3 understanding, haha
why such low IQ?
This is the problem, im dealing with the bottom feeders of knowledge.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Apr 26 2018 03:25pm

i never said anything about that. l2english pls

also

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This post was edited by Firaga on Apr 26 2018 03:25pm

Not my problem that you cant talk or think

No one cares.

How much nitrogen is in a water molocule?

This post was edited by Ep0ch on Apr 26 2018 03:28pm

it's also not my problem that you can't understand english. so i guess that's it for our fruitful discussion. Thanks!

This post was edited by Firaga on Apr 26 2018 03:29pm

Do you measure your IQ with a dipstick?

You can look at it that way
But not the same form as liquid. You saying steam for example is the same form as a glass of water?

ahhh how typical. can't answer a question? just ask another question that is completely irrelevant