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Hydrodynamica
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A diagram of a cylindrical vessel containing gas, with a movable piston held down by a weight. Countless small dots beneath the piston represent gas particles in rapid, random motion, illustrating Bernoulli's model of gas pressure.
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  • Daniel Bernoulli

    …was established in 1738 with Hydrodynamica, in which he considered the properties of basic importance in fluid flow, particularly pressure, density, and velocity, and set forth their fundamental relationship. He put forward what is called Bernoulli’s principle, which states that the pressure in a fluid decreases as its velocity increases.…

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    …was established in 1738 with Hydrodynamica, in which he considered the properties of basic importance in fluid flow, particularly pressure, density, and velocity, and set forth their fundamental relationship. He put forward what is called Bernoulli’s principle, which states that the pressure in a fluid decreases as its velocity increases.…

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