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Froggy Jumps Viscosity & State Theory QuizVersión en línea Viscosity factors & states por Evie Miglin 1 In liquids, what generally happens to viscosity as temperature rises? a Viscosity increases b Viscosity decreases c Viscosity stays the same 2 Which feature of molecules tends to increase a liquid’s viscosity? a Lower molecular weight b Stronger intermolecular forces c Higher vapor pressure 3 Which factor commonly lowers viscosity besides temperature? a Increased density b Larger free volume c Increased molecular motion 4 Non-Newtonian fluids show viscosity that changes with what? a Shear rate b Pressure c Temperature 5 Concentration of solutes in a solution usually affects viscosity by... a Changing intermolecular interactions b Changing vapor pressure c Changing boiling point 6 Which state generally has the lowest viscosity among gas, liquid, and solid? a Gas b Solid c Liquid 7 What is the effect of molecular size on viscosity in liquids? a Smaller molecules always increase viscosity b Larger molecules often increase viscosity c Size has no effect 8 How does pressure typically affect the viscosity of liquids? a Always decreases viscosity b Only slightly; effect is usually small c Always increases viscosity 9 Which aspect best explains viscosity in non-Newtonian fluids? a Viscosity depends only on temperature b Viscosity is constant for all shears c Viscosity depends on shear rate 10 In solids, why is viscosity not a relevant property in the same way as liquids? a Solids have high viscosity b Solids resist flow; viscosity is negligible c Solids have the same viscosity as liquids

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Viscosity & State Theory QuizVersión en línea

Viscosity factors & states

por Evie Miglin

In liquids, what generally happens to viscosity as temperature rises?

Viscosity increases

Viscosity decreases

Viscosity stays the same

Which feature of molecules tends to increase a liquid’s viscosity?

Lower molecular weight

Stronger intermolecular forces

Higher vapor pressure

Which factor commonly lowers viscosity besides temperature?

Increased density

Larger free volume

Increased molecular motion

Non-Newtonian fluids show viscosity that changes with what?

Shear rate

Pressure

Temperature

Concentration of solutes in a solution usually affects viscosity by...

Changing intermolecular interactions

Changing vapor pressure

Changing boiling point

Which state generally has the lowest viscosity among gas, liquid, and solid?

Gas

Solid

Liquid

What is the effect of molecular size on viscosity in liquids?

Smaller molecules always increase viscosity

Larger molecules often increase viscosity

Size has no effect

How does pressure typically affect the viscosity of liquids?

Always decreases viscosity

Only slightly; effect is usually small

Always increases viscosity

Which aspect best explains viscosity in non-Newtonian fluids?

Viscosity depends only on temperature

Viscosity is constant for all shears

Viscosity depends on shear rate

In solids, why is viscosity not a relevant property in the same way as liquids?

Solids have high viscosity

Solids resist flow; viscosity is negligible

Solids have the same viscosity as liquids

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Viscosity & State Theory QuizVersión en línea

por Evie Miglin

In liquids, what generally happens to viscosity as temperature rises?

Which feature of molecules tends to increase a liquid’s viscosity?

Which factor commonly lowers viscosity besides temperature?

Non-Newtonian fluids show viscosity that changes with what?

Concentration of solutes in a solution usually affects viscosity by...

Which state generally has the lowest viscosity among gas, liquid, and solid?

What is the effect of molecular size on viscosity in liquids?

How does pressure typically affect the viscosity of liquids?

Which aspect best explains viscosity in non-Newtonian fluids?

In solids, why is viscosity not a relevant property in the same way as liquids?

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