Lecture

Viscosity experiment

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the viscosity experiment conducted in the lab session, focusing on determining the viscosity of different fluids using a falling sphere viscometer. Students learn about the forces involved, the relationship between drag force and viscosity, and the impact of temperature on viscosity. The experiment involves measuring the falling time and distance of spheres in various fluids to calculate viscosity.

Instructor

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