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Cavitation

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Cavitation is a physical phenomenon in which pressure differences in a flowing liquid cause the local pressure to drop below the liquid’s saturated vapor pressure, forming bubbles or cavities; these then disappear or collapse when the pressure immediately rises again.

Source updated 2026-10-26 · Snapshot 2026-10-30

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Placed in Physics · Vibration · Change because the note describes bubbles forming and collapsing as pressure varies in a liquid.

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