Why is glycerol more viscous than water
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Glycerine has stronger intermolecular forces than water hence, it is more viscous than water.
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Glycerine has stronger intermolecular forces than water hence, it is more viscous than water.
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Glycerol has three hydroxyl (OH) groups per molecule as compared to one in water due to which extent of hydrogen bonding is more in glycerol than water as a result of which glycerol is more viscous than water.
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