Compressible and Incompressible Fluids [Physics of Fluid Mechanics #3]

Liquids are incompressible fluids because their individual molecules are packed as tightly against one another as possible. You can't physically push them any closer than they already are. Compressible fluids are when their molecules are freely moving around with space in-between each molecule.

This lecture is part of the Physics of Fluid Mechanics course:    • The Physics of Fluid Mechanics  

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