Why glycerin is more viscous than ethanol?
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We normally meet glycerol as a rather syrupy colourless liquid, much more viscous than water or alcohol. ... These three OH groups can bind to other hydroxyl groups, either in water molecules – which makes glycerolvery soluble in water – or by hydrogen-bonding with other glycerol molecules.
We normally meet glycerol as a rather syrupy colourless liquid, much more viscous than water or alcohol. ... These three OH groups can bind to other hydroxyl groups, either in water molecules – which makes glycerolvery soluble in water – or by hydrogen-bonding with other glycerol molecules.
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We normally meet glycerol as a rather syrupy colourless liquid, much more viscous than water or alcohol. ... These three OH groups can bind to other hydroxyl groups, either in water molecules – which makes glycerol very soluble in water – or by hydrogen-bonding with other glycerol molecules.
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