Viscosity is the resistance to flow. a. List the following liquids, CH₁ CH(OH)3 CH₂OH CHF from most viscous to least viscous. b. Explain why you ranked them in this order. Often, in academic courses we face application questions where we need to take our current knowledge and apply it to a unique situation that we may or may not know much about. Here, we are given a fact = viscosity is the resistance to flow. You did not specifically learn about viscosity in this course. You need to take your current knowledge (from Unit A, dealing with intermolecular forces) and apply it to this unique situation (the fact that viscosity is resistance to flow).

Viscosity is the resistance to flow. a. List the following liquids, CH₁ CH(OH)3 CH₂OH CHF from most viscous to least viscous. b. Explain why you ranked them in this order. Often, in academic courses we face application questions where we need to take our current knowledge and apply it to a unique situation that we may or may not know much about. Here, we are given a fact = viscosity is the resistance to flow. You did not specifically learn about viscosity in this course. You need to take your current knowledge (from Unit A, dealing with intermolecular forces) and apply it to this unique situation (the fact that viscosity is resistance to flow).

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