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A fluid is any substance—like water, air, or oil—that flows and changes shape when a force is applied to it, rather than staying rigid like a solid. Fluids matter because understanding how they move and respond to forces is essential for everything from engineering pipelines and aircraft to predicting weather patterns.
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It is catalogued under the topic Fluid dynamics.
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流体（英語、德語: Fluid）就是在承受剪應力時將會發生連續變形的物体，包括气体和液体。流体沒有一定形狀，几乎可以任意改变形態，或者分裂。
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