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The ability of a material to flow is called conductivity. malleability. density. viscosity.
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The ability of a material to flow is called

conductivity.
malleability.
density.
viscosity.

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viscosity.

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Viscosity (The more viscous something is, the less it flows) e.g. water has a low viscosity, whereas honey has a high viscosity.  
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