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What are ideal liquids and real liquids?

2009-04-02View Original

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Ideal liquid: Assume that the liquid is neither viscous nor compressible. In reality, ideal liquids do not exist; this concept is only used in general analysis to simplify it. Real liquids: Any liquid that possesses viscosity and can be compressed (although only to a small extent) is called a real liquid.
Reply #22009-04-25
Ideal liquid: Assume that the liquid is neither viscous nor compressible. In reality, ideal liquids do not exist; this concept is only used in general analysis to simplify it. Real liquids: Any liquid that possesses viscosity and can be compressed (although only to a small extent) is called a real liquid.

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