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A ______ has molecules that are packed tightly together and only vibrate.
solid
A____ has a definite volume but no definite shape; molecules move.
liquid
A ____has no definite volume or shape; molecules move rapidly.
gas
The tendency of a liquid to act as if it had a thin film on its surface is known as __ ___.
surface tension
The force exerted per unit of measure is known as ____.
pressure
What is the formula of pressure?
Pressure = force/area
The fluid's weight causes it to exert more pressure at greater depths - this pressure caused by the fluid's weight is __ ___.
gravitational pressure
The air pressure caused by the weight of the atmosphere is called ____ ____.
atmospheric pressure
The _____ is an instrument used to measure the atmospheric measure.
barometer
____ are scientists who study the weather.
meterologists
An ____ is an instrument that measures height (altitude) above sea level.
altimeter
Fluids see to move from areas of ________pressure to areas of ________ pressure.
From higher pressure to lower pressure
Archimedes reasoned by ___ would be displaced by the volume of an object. The___ force of the water is equal to the fluid displaced.
water

bouyancy force
Why did steel ships float?
Because they are hollow and the air in the hollow areas causes the ship to be lighter than the volume of air.
How do submarines use bouyancy to sink?
They allow water into the hollow tanks in the submarine so that the submarine is heavier than the surrounding ocean water.
Why do golf balls have dimples?
The dimples in the ball cause the air flow to be disturbed and have less drag, allowing the ball to go further.
Why do baseballs have seams and they curve?
The seams cause the air around the ball to be disturbed and the air flow will cause the ball to spin.