2.18 What is the change in the viscosity and density of water be- tween 10°C and 70°C? What is the change in the viscosity and density of air between 10°C and 70°C? Assume standard atmo- spheric pressure (p = 101 kN/m² absolute). %3D

2.18 What is the change in the viscosity and density of water be- tween 10°C and 70°C? What is the change in the viscosity and density of air between 10°C and 70°C? Assume standard atmo- spheric pressure (p = 101 kN/m² absolute). %3D

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2.18 What is the change in the viscosity and density of water be-
tween 10°C and 70°C? What is the change in the viscosity and
density of air between 10°C and 70°C? Assume standard atmo-
spheric pressure (p = 101 kN/m² absolute).

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