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1) Compressible flows have variable fluid density, requiring density to be treated as a field variable. Significant density variations occur above Mach 0.3. 2) A perfect gas relates pressure, density, and temperature through an equation of state. Thermodynamics concepts like internal energy and enthalpy must now be considered. 3) The first law of thermodynamics equates energy added by heat/work to changes in internal energy. Isentropic flows assume negligible heat/friction, relating pressure, density, and
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