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Is there a term for water's ability to bend around objects? (For example, how water, like any liquid, will curve around a rock to get past it?)
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Is there a term for water's ability to bend around objects? (For example, how water, like any liquid, will curve around a rock to get past it?)
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Viscosity refers to the speed at which a substance can flow (i.e. the thickness of the substance/its ability to flow). I think that's the closest the English language gets.
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