Fluid

Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 15
having the parts easily separable; consisting of particles which move and change their relative positions very readily; capable of flowing; liquid; gaseous. The fundamental property of fluids, viewed as forces, in physics, is their qpety of pre ure in all directions. The term includes both liquids and gases.
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