Physics, asked by felixvarghesea6, 1 month ago

Water flows faster than glycerin,what is the reason? IF ANY ONE TELL ME I WILL BE OF MYR

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Answered by baskargchem

Answer:

due to hygroscopic nature

Answered by sara8039

Explanation:

As viscosity increases flow velocity decreases. It is known that, glycerine molecular structure is more stronger than water. Generally, viscosity of liquids increases for high molecular forces of attraction. This is why flow of water is faster than glycerine

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