Viscosity is defined as what?

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Multiple Choice

Viscosity is defined as what?

Explanation:
Viscosity describes how much a liquid resists flowing when a force is applied. It tells you how thick or thin a liquid is and how slowly it moves under gravity or stirring. A high viscosity means the liquid flows slowly (like honey), while a low viscosity means it flows easily (like water). Density at room temperature, color, and boiling point relate to other properties (mass per volume, appearance, and the temperature at which a liquid boils), not how a liquid moves, so they don’t define viscosity.

Viscosity describes how much a liquid resists flowing when a force is applied. It tells you how thick or thin a liquid is and how slowly it moves under gravity or stirring. A high viscosity means the liquid flows slowly (like honey), while a low viscosity means it flows easily (like water). Density at room temperature, color, and boiling point relate to other properties (mass per volume, appearance, and the temperature at which a liquid boils), not how a liquid moves, so they don’t define viscosity.

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