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    The document summarizes an experiment that measured the viscosity of water, cooking oil, and syrup by timing how long it took each liquid to travel down an inclined plane. Syrup had the highest viscosity, taking the longest time to travel at 16 seconds on average, while water had the lowest viscosity and fastest travel time of 0.1 seconds on average. Viscosity corresponds to a liquid's thickness and affects its rate of flow, with higher viscosity liquids flowing more slowly.

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    The document summarizes an experiment that measured the viscosity of water, cooking oil, and syrup by timing how long it took each liquid to travel down an inclined plane. Syrup had the highest viscosity, taking the longest time to travel at 16 seconds on average, while water had the lowest viscosity and fastest travel time of 0.1 seconds on average. Viscosity corresponds to a liquid's thickness and affects its rate of flow, with higher viscosity liquids flowing more slowly.

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    The document summarizes an experiment that measured the viscosity of water, cooking oil, and syrup by timing how long it took each liquid to travel down an inclined plane. Syrup had the highest viscosity, taking the longest time to travel at 16 seconds on average, while water had the lowest viscosity and fastest travel time of 0.1 seconds on average. Viscosity corresponds to a liquid's thickness and affects its rate of flow, with higher viscosity liquids flowing more slowly.

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    The document summarizes an experiment that measured the viscosity of water, cooking oil, and syrup by timing how long it took each liquid to travel down an inclined plane. Syrup had the highest viscosity, taking the longest time to travel at 16 seconds on average, while water had the lowest viscosity and fastest travel time of 0.1 seconds on average. Viscosity corresponds to a liquid's thickness and affects its rate of flow, with higher viscosity liquids flowing more slowly.

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    Mariel M.

    Legaspi November 18 2016


    9-Lavender

    Activity#4
    Viscosity Race
    Objectives:
     Determine the viscosity of some liquids; and
     Describe the flow of gas in different liquids
    Liquid Travel Time seconds
    1st 2nd 3rd Average
    water 0.1 - - 0.1
    cooking oil 5 - - 5
    syrup 16 - - 16

    Guide Questions: (Answers)


    1. Yes
    2. Syrup, Because it has a thicker physical property
    of fluids.
    3. Water
    4. Viscosity corresponds to the informal concept of
    "thickness"
    5. They are different because viscosity affects the flow of
    the liquids. Because the higher viscosity of a lava slower
    it flows.
    6. The liquid flows faster.

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