Why Do Sand Grains Saltating in Air "Jump" Higher Than

question 27

Multiple Choice

Why do sand grains saltating in air "jump" higher than sand grains saltating in water?

• A)because air flow is more laminar than water flow
• B)because air is denser than water
• C)because air is less viscous than water
• D)because air is warmer than water

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