at the bottom of the ocean at depths of 1000s of feet water still occupies about the same volume. it does compress but not much. but the pressure is great.
how does this manifest itself at the molecular level. the molecules arent particularly closer together so they must be moving faster ?
and
does it take more energy to move a given object at 2000 feet below sealevel than it does at 2 feet ? that is to ask if i had a bucket of water under these sorts of pressures what would its consistency be like?
i dont have these answers , probably did once . anyone shed some light please ?
cheers
how does this manifest itself at the molecular level. the molecules arent particularly closer together so they must be moving faster ?
and
does it take more energy to move a given object at 2000 feet below sealevel than it does at 2 feet ? that is to ask if i had a bucket of water under these sorts of pressures what would its consistency be like?
i dont have these answers , probably did once . anyone shed some light please ?
cheers