Fluid Mechanics
describe the difference between real and ideal gases and liquids calculate the property changes to perfect gases using the gas laws or the characteristic gas equation. Unit 1.1 Fluid Definitions Matter can exist in three basic forms, either as a solid, a liquid or a gas Solids retain their shape and have no tendency to flow
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