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==Water== {{further|Water (molecule)#Density of water and ice}} ...

...torch using water steam as plasma-creation gas.jpg|thumb|Plasmatorch using water steam as plasma-creation gas]] ...s. These new technologies include plasma deep drilling, [[Water jet cutter|water jet]], [[Spallation|hydrothermal spallation]] and [[laser]]. Companies that ...

...al compound]], you must balance the elements involved in it. For example, water: ...atomic]] molecules, thus we have H₂ and O₂. To form water, one of the O atoms breaks off from the O₂ molecule and react wi ...

[[File:Clayton Anderson zero g.jpg|thumb|right|The cohesive character of water is clearly seen]] ...tion]] that can maintain a microscopic structure such as a [[drop (liquid)|water drop]]. Cohesion allows for [[surface tension]], creating a "solid-like" st ...

...frared range, after creating a physical (not chemical) asymmetry in liquid water e.g. thanks to a strongly [[Hydrophilic|hydrophile]] polymer, such as [[Naf | title = Oxhydroelectric Effect: Electricity from Water by Twin Electrodes ...

...aper method of accurately measuring the volume of small objects |journal=[[Physics Education]] |volume=40 |issue=5 |pages=468–474 |doi=10.1088/0031-9120/40/5/ ...ed by the object.<ref>{{Cite web | url=https://www.khanacademy.org/science/physics/fluids/buoyant-force-and-archimedes-principle/a/buoyant-force-and-archimede ...

...eous power. They can be used in some applications such as food processing, water treatment, weapon, and medical applications. *[[Power (physics)]] ...

In [[physics]], the concept of '''absolute rotation'''—[[rotation]] independent of any e ...e is the effects of [[centrifugal force]] upon the shape of the surface of water rotating in a [[bucket argument|bucket]], equivalent to the phenomenon of [ ...

{{Short description|Unit of nuclear and particle physics}} ...c rays equivalently to a lab {{cvt|1000|m}} below the surface of a body of water. Because laboratories at the same depth (in meters) can have greatly varied ...

...odynamic quality'. It can be used only for single-component mixtures (e.g. water with steam), and can take values <&nbsp;0 (for sub-cooled fluids) and >&nbs {{Further|Work energy|Work (physics)|Outline of energy| ...

...lectric effect''' is the production of [[electric current]]s and [[charge (physics)|charge]] separation during [[phase transition]]. ...paration]] in [[ice]] was also expected. This effect was observed during [[water]] [[freezing]] period, [[electrical storm]] effects can be caused by this s ...

...''₂}} are [[gyromagnetic ratio]]s of two particles with [[Spin (physics)|spin]] quanta {{math|''S''₁}} and {{math|''S''₂}}. ( ...between the vacancies.<ref>Gabuda, S.P.; Lundin, A.G.(1969) ''Diffusion of Water Molecules in Hydrates and NMR Spectra''. JETP, 28 (3), 555. http://www.jetp ...

{{Short description|Mixture of sand, silt or clay with water, which creates a liquefied soil when agitated}} ...om an [[Artesian aquifer|artesian spring]]). In the case of upward flowing water, [[effective stress|forces]] oppose the force of gravity and suspend the so ...

...ticular use of the dynamic buoyancy, see [[Lift (force)|lift]] and [[Drag (physics)|drag]]. ...by dropping [[ballast]]. This is done mostly by the jettisoning of ballast water similar to the dropping of sandbags in [[Balloon (aircraft)|ballooning]]. ...

...ould calculate the intensity of the [[kinetic energy]] carried by drops of water from a [[garden sprinkler]]. ...ting vector]].<ref>{{cite encyclopedia |encyclopedia=Encyclopedia of Laser Physics and Technology |title=Optical Intensity |url=https://www.rp-photonics.com/o ...

...ze=150}} green circles propagate with the [[group velocity]]. In this deep-water case, ''the phase velocity is twice the group velocity''. The red square ov For surface gravity waves, the water particle velocities are much smaller than the phase velocity, in most cases ...

{{For|the land and water-use model|MAgPIE}} ...al astrophysics with high power lasers and Z pinches", ''Reviews of Modern Physics'', Vol. 78, pp.782-784, July–September 2006.</ref> ...

...cal mobility of an [[electron]] or [[electron hole|hole]] in [[solid-state physics]]|Electron mobility}} For example, the mobility of the sodium ion (Na⁺) in water at 25&nbsp;°C is {{val|5.19|e=-8|u=m²/(V·s)}}.<ref>[[Keith J. La ...

...andwidth]], flexible geometries, natural [[acoustic impedance]] match with water, reduced voltage requirements, mixing of different [[resonant frequencies]] ...

..., ''T'' is the temperature in kelvin, and ''v'' is the [[vapor pressure of water]] in millibar. {{Portal|Physics}} ...