Viscosity
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ViscosityHi everyone.
I was just wondering I wanted to perform an experiment where I increase the temperature of a liquid and see how this effects its viscosity. The only problem is that I have no idea which liquid i should use, as the liquid has to be sufficiently enough viscous so that when it is heated up or cooled down I will be able to see a change in viscosity.
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Re: Viscositytry glycerol...(Original post by FILIPE18)
Hi everyone.
I was just wondering I wanted to perform an experiment where I increase the temperature of a liquid and see how this effects its viscosity. The only problem is that I have no idea which liquid i should use, as the liquid has to be sufficiently enough viscous so that when it is heated up or cooled down I will be able to see a change in viscosity.
Any ideas?
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Re: Viscosityhttp://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct...4nBEHZAXeclP0Q(Original post by FILIPE18)
Is glycerol viscous enough for me to see a change? -
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Re: Viscosity(Original post by FILIPE18)
Thank you very much. I think I am going to use glycerol.
charco's always right. A useful thing to remember on this forum.
