/sci/ - Science & Math

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When you compress a gas, the molecules collide more frequently, but why would that happen to a liquid? There are not more molecules in a given volume after you pressurize the liquid, although I could imagine that the molecules take more effort to push each other out of the way as they travel. I guess that would qualify as friction, which generates heat. Like if you had ahold of one ball on a kids' ball pit, and you are dragging it laterally through the pit, and then someone puts a lid on the pit and stands on it, with their weight supported by the balls, and the you tried to drag that ball through the other balls, it would be harder.

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