👉 A connected fluid is a substance that can flow and deform continuously without breaking apart, characterized by its ability to move in response to external forces. This fluid can take the shape of its container, allowing it to fill any space it occupies, and it can be compressed or expanded while maintaining its chemical identity. Examples include liquids like water, oils, and blood, as well as gases under certain conditions. The term "connected" emphasizes that the fluid's components are not fixed in place but can move freely, interacting with each other and their surroundings to form complex behaviors and dynamics.
