If a fluid has high viscosity, does it flow faster or slower than a fluid with less viscosity?
2 answers:
It will flow SLOWER than a fluid with less viscosity.
Viscosity is thick goopiness.
Water, vinegar, orange juice, and gasoline have low viscosity.
Molasses and honey have high viscosity.
Also ... strange as it may seem ... <em>glass </em>is a liquid with huge viscosity.
Fluids with high viscosity flow <em>slower </em>than fluids with less viscosity.
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