Non-fluid substances like sand can often be thought of as flowing, and indeed can be studied as "granular flows." Consid
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Non-fluid substances like sand can often be thought of as flowing, and indeed can be studied as "granular flows." Consid
Non-fluid substances like sand can often be thought of as flowing, and indeed can be studied as "granular flows." Consider sand in the context of our definition of a fluid continuum and discuss whether or not it fits the definition.
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