Explores pressure in fluids, hydrostatic paradox, and atmospheric pressure measurement with the mercury barometer.
Explores capillarity, wetting, and surface tension, discussing contact angles, hysteresis, and wetting states.
Explores surface tension, contact angles, electrowetting, liquid lenses, capillary pressure, and the pitch drop experiment.
Explores the properties and significance of water, including its physical, electrical, and chemical characteristics, emphasizing its vital role in life and the environment.
Covers the basics of fluid mechanics, including fluid properties, pressure, viscosity, and fluid behavior at rest and in motion.
Explores pressure in technical systems, covering units of measurement, Bernoulli equation application, and pressure conservation.
Explores the properties of solid, liquid, and gaseous phases in soil, including water behavior and key concepts like capillarity and surface tension.
