Explain in a paragraph how speed and velocity impact blood splatter Please no links!

Biology

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Svetllana [295]3 years ago

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The force of the blood hitting a surface for medium velocity blood spatter is between 5 and 100 feet per second. This causes the droplets of blood to be smaller in diameter, and more like a spray. High velocity blood spatter: ... This causes the pattern of the blood to be similar to a fine spray.

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