👉 A means fluid, often used interchangeably with "liquid medium," is a substance that has the properties of both liquids and gases but predominantly behaves like a liquid. It flows easily under the influence of gravity and has a surface tension that allows it to form droplets or spread out when exposed to air. Means fluids are commonly found in nature, such as water and oil, or created artificially for various applications like hydraulic systems, lubricants, and chemical processing. Their unique combination of fluidity and limited compressibility makes them versatile in numerous industrial and scientific contexts.
