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ad-work [718]
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CTEVT 2063 [2] CTEVT 2062 Q. No. 1e. Honey can't flow as easy as petrol. Why? [2] ICTEVT 2061 Q. No. 19] What is saturated solut

ion? How sodium iodide will Pater at 20°C solubility is 17 at that temperatura​
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rodikova [14]3 years ago
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<h2>Honey cannot flow as petrol as it has high density as compared to petrol , So Honey has much higher viscosity in between it layers ....</h2><h2>so it stops it to flow ......</h2>
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