Introduction

In this lecture, introduction of two phase flow including its applicability and functionality in different fields is highlighted. You will also be able to understand different nomenclature of two phase flow at the end of this lecture.
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[@krunalthummar4847]

Dear Sir, during the water electrolysis inside the cell hydrogen and oxygen gas are produced from the water. so is it multiphase problem?

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