Question

Viscosity of a gas is due to transport of

Answer 1

Viscosity is the movement of liquids in thick and thin canal. Viscosity of Gass is due to transport of the liquid

Answer 2

Answer:

The Viscosity of gas is due to the transport of molecules traversing the momentum between layers of gas.

Explanation:

• We can also call the transfer of momentum in the gas molecules a frictional force that is present between the layers of the flow of gas. In the gas, viscosity is seen as a  transport/jumping of gas molecules from one layer of gas to another gas layer.
• Increasing the temperature or heating the gas will cause its momentum to increase thus increasing the viscosity of the gas.
• The viscosity of a gas can be thought of as a measure of the resistance created by the gas molecules to flow.
• Gas viscosity weakly depends on the atmospheric pressure.