Question

examples of compressibility in liquid​

Answer 1

All gases are compressible, so name any gas you like and that would be an example of a compressible fluid. Most liquids do not compress very much at all. It takes a lot of pressure to change the volume of water just a little bit. We often treat liquids as being incompressible.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:All gases are compressible, so name any gas you like and that would be an example of a compressible fluid. Most liquids do not compress very much at all. It takes a lot of pressure to change the volume of water just a little bit. We often treat liquids as being incompressible.