Rohit Kumar Yadav

Matter comes in a variety of states: solid, liquid, gas, and plasma. the liquid and gas part of this states are known as fluids. in this course on fluids we will talk about terms and phenomena related to fluids

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In this lesson we will cover the following mentioned topics:
1) States of Matter
2) Phase Changes
3) Fluids: definition
4) Density
5) pressure
6) Pressure in a Fluid

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In this particular module we will learn about the following topics:
1) Pressure /Density Questions
2) Pressure & Freezing
3) Pressure & Boiling
4) Freezing of Solutions

Topics covered in this unit are as follow:
1) Boiling of Solutions
2) Pressure Formula
3) Pressure Depends on Depth, not Shape
4) Pressure at a Given Depth is Constant
5) Why Shape Doesn’t Affect Pressure
6) Barometers

Topics covered in this lesson are as follow:
1) Archimedes’ Principle
2) Proof of Archimedes’ Principle
3) Bernoulli Equation
4) Bernoulli Equation Proof

We will cover the following topics in this lesson 5:
1) viscosity definition and the phenomena
2) Cohesion & Adhesion: and how they work including some common observed examples
3) Why molecules “cling”

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Shubham Sharma

This course will cover all important topics in a very simple manner to boost your understanding.

(Hindi) Thermal Properties of Matter: Class 11

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Adarsh Raj

This course is for class 11th students. in this course various topics are discussed in detail.
the important topics are 
pressure and pressure difference
variation of pressure with depth
density and related concepts
Pascal's law
pressure measuring devices
Bernoulli's theorem
equation of continuity etc...

Fluids ( Properties And laws in fluids )

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Krishna Upadhyay

In this course, Krishna Upadhyay discusses the properties of fluids and its applications. The course will be beneficial for Class 11 NCERT students.

(Hindi) Properties of Fluids: Class 11 NCERT

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Rajesh Kumar

This course is all about Fluid Mechanics. All the points and term related to Fluid Mechanics. Theory involve in this course and Numericals based on fluid Mechanics.

(Hindi) Fluid Mechanics

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Susmita Mahapatra

Pressure of Fluids, Archemede's Principle, Pascal's Law, Hydraulic Press,Brake, Surface Tension, Molecular theory related to it, Angle of contact, Shape of meniscus, Capillarity, Excess Pressure in Drop and Soap bubble, 
Motion in Fluids, Viscosity, Co-efficient of viscosity, Stoke's Law, Terminal velocity, Critical Velocity, Equation of Continuity, Bernoulli's Equation and it's application

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Lessons

5 lessons • 41m

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