Wala ko patuluga ani, hope naay mka explain.

[rodsky]

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what if we fill the jar with water on the surface (full jud walay air bubbles), seal it tight and then bring the said jar to the abyss. then open the jar. mabuak ba kaha ang garapon pag abri didto sa ilawm? hehe gi reverse lang nako ang situation kay sa akoang pagtoo, the same lang ang outcome (which for me is dili gyud mabuak ang garapon, but then again, theory lang ni akoa, wala jud ko earth aning science.)

No, it will not break. There will be compression of the water inside the jar upon moment of opening, but it will be negligible. And yes, water is compressible but the amount of compression is negligible.

-RODION

[Ferrari 430 Scuderia]

mag depende sad na sa imong jar nga sudlan ts.

[Cybernaut]

from what iv read your answer is applicable to gases, where changes in pressure greatly affects its characteristics (volume). it would maybe be clearer if we answer first what happens to water when it is subjected to high pressure. if what iv read is right, liquids could not be compressed, or maybe slightly. this compression thing allows us to put more water on the jar which would cause the jar to break should the water be decompressed in lower pressure. however this does not happen to water since as what ive said it is only slightly compressible. the same amount of water is in the jar regardless of the depth.

While I agree that a liquid is slightly compressible, let's not forget nga ang pangutana ni butitor nag kalabutan sa tubig-dagat. Ang tubig sa dagat dili gyud pure liquid. Naa kini mga dissolved gases especially didto gyud sa lalom kaayo diin nanggawas nang mga bula gikan sa buho sa yuta. Unless kung makakita kag paagi nga masala nimo ang mga gases sulod sa garapon.

[gamemailxxx]

Hala kanindot aning topica gud karon rako kabantay ani dah naa jud ko ani bago masabtan.

[dartzed]

Actually kung naa ka sa ilalom sa dagat, ang molecules sa tubig didto mas dug-ol kompara kung sa ibabaw tungogd kay giduso ni sa mga molecules nga naa sa ibabaw. So ang tendency ana magtudlanay ni sila nga mga molecules kay huot man. Mao ni rason nga kusog ang pressure sa lalom.

Kung isulod nimo ning mga water molecules nga nagduot na sa garapon, dayon imong sirad-an, mahitabo ana pagdala nimo sa ibabaw, unless kung unbreakable imong garapon, ang tendency kay mabuak kay kaya naman sa naghuot nga molecules itulod ang kilid sa garapon kay wala naman igong kusog nga mga molecules nga naa sa gawas. Unlike adtong molecules sa lalom nga motulod pud ug balik.

hmmmm that's because you are taking water molecules the same as the molecules of gas but they are not..

Properties of water - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

study more on the properties of water in hydrolics..

[dartzed]

So what causes then this "compressive" pressure? Gravity? If then pag abot sa surface mo equalize lang siguro gihapon. BUT if dili gravity, I would assume na pareha siya sa presssure while ang garapon naa sa abyss gisirad-an.

pressure is acted by the ratio of force to the area.. gravity is sure one of the factor to produce pressure, others are density, weight, etc..

[dartzed]

Dili man ni compressive pressure. Pressure man ni caused by the depth of the water. Wa man na'y compression mam.

meaning?.. if imo ineglect ang compression sa molecules then samot deli mabuak ang iya container..

[moy1moy1]

--edited-- baseless akung reply haha nvm

[Cybernaut]

hmmmm that's because you are taking water molecules the same as the molecules of gas but they are not..

Properties of water - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

study more on the properties of water in hydrolics..

I am fully aware of the link that you provided and actually it says that the water is compressible though not in a greater extent. And it is more compressible when we take into account that the water we are putting into the jar are seawater. Seawater are composed not only of water but other impurities as well, like dissolved gases, adding to the possibilities that your container would break when brought to the surface, though not explosively.

I think you should read well the question and take your lesson on seawater composition as well.

[UnchartedDrake]

Basin wa rana meaning buh... XD