What happens at velocities above the transport velocity? – McqOptions

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1.	What happens at velocities above the transport velocity?
A.	Particles coagulate
B.	Particles are carried out of the system by the fluid
C.	Particles break into smaller parts
D.	Particles accumulate at the top
Answer» C. Particles break into smaller parts

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