Re: What is the maximum size for a drop of water?
- From: Chris H <No@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 19:54:31 +0000
Jenny6833A wrote:
rev.goetz wrote:John Harshman wrote:rev.goetz wrote:Okay, we will work with 6 models of drops:
In some cases, combining 2 drops of water make a bigger drop of water.Define "drop". When does a drop become a puddle? Are we talking about a
But what is the maximum size for a drop of water? Seriously, I assume
that there is some physical constraint for the size of a drop of water.
drop on a surface or in the air? Under earth-surface gravity? I don't
think there is a maximum size, unless your definition places some
constraints.
1) air drop with Earth-like gravity
2) surface drop with Earth-like gravity
3) air drop with Mercury-like gravity
4) surface drop with Mercury-like gravity
5) air drop with Jupiter-like gravity
6) surface drop with Jupiter-like gravity
But if you only know the answer for 1 & 2, that is okay.
Let's just drop it, OK?
That's right, you had to rain on his parade didn't you?
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C.
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