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SS1: PHYSICS – 3RD TERM

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  • Viscosity – Friction in Fluids

When water and engine oil are poured into different containers, it is observed that water pours out easily and faster than engine oil.

Likewise, when a stone is dropped inside the two liquids at the same time, the speed and time of travel are faster in water than in engine oil. These differences observed in them are a result of a property of liquid called viscosity.

 

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