Buoyancy in a Model Fluid
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Buoyancy
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VideoPohl, Robert WichardParticle physicsElectric power distribution
Transcript: English(auto-generated)
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A wooden sphere is buried in a model fluid consisting of steel balls. Next to it, an aluminium sphere is buried.
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The thermal motion of the fluid atoms is simulated by shaking the container. The wooden sphere emerges immediately, while the aluminium sphere appears only after a while and then only part ways.