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	<h1>Fluid Fluency</h1>
    <h2>An Online Repository for Fluid Physics Notes</h2>
    <h2>by Rónán Gissler</h2>
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			<h3>Introduction</h3>
			<p>&emsp;&emsp;
                This repository is a place for me and you to review core fluid
                physics concepts. You still need a textbook to learn the material
                in the first place, but if you're like me and you've learned it
                before but can't remember it now, this website is for you.
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                This website was inspired by
                <a href="https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/">Paul's Online Math Notes</a>
                and seeks to make fluid physics education more accesible through
                the use of interactive features available in javascript and not
                in a traditional textbook hardcopy or pdf. The mass conservation page
                is the most populated page at the moment.
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        <h3>Fundamental Conservation Equations</h3>
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            <a href="conservation_pages/mass/mass_conservation.html" class="pageLink">Mass Conservation</a>
            — What is the mass conservation equation for a fluid? It's sometimes also called the continuity equation.
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            — What is the momentum conservation equation for a fluid? It's sometimes also called the Navier-Stokes
            equations or simply Newton's second law.
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            — What is the energy conservation equation for a fluid?
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            — What is Bernoulli's equation for a fluid?
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        <h3>Dimensionless Numbers</h3>
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            — How is the Reynolds number defined and why is it useful?
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