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Cartesian divers

Cartesian divers is the plural of Cartesian diver.

Meaning of Cartesian diver

Noun

Cartesian diver (plural Cartesian divers)

  1. A small, partially airfilled object, such as an eyedropper or glass tube, that is placed in a sealed container of water, which demonstrates the principle of buoyancy (Archimedes' principle) and the ideal gas law.

Questions about Cartesian divers

What is Cartesian divers the plural of?
Cartesian divers is the plural of Cartesian diver.

Words near Cartesian divers in the dictionary

  1. Cartesian devil
  2. Cartesian devils
  3. cartesian distance
  4. cartesian distances
  5. Cartesian diver
  6. Cartesian divers
  7. Cartesian doubt
  8. Cartesian doubts
  9. Cartesian dualism
  10. Cartesian equation
  11. Cartesian equations

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