Chemistry, asked by berlinhunter7301, 1 year ago

H2SO4 is viscous in nature.Why?

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Answered by Himanshumahour289
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Answer:

Acid is only viscous in nature in it's concentrated form and so it derived the name "oil of vitriol".

Explanation:

H2SO4 is oil of vitriol, because it is dense, colourless, oily corrosive liquid most commonly known as Hydrogen Sulphate.

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