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How does viscosity affect boiling point? A. Higher viscosity = Lower boiling point B. Lower viscosity = Higher boiling point C. Higher viscosity = Higher boiling point D. Viscosity has no effect on boiling
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How does viscosity affect boiling point?

A. Higher viscosity = Lower boiling point

B. Lower viscosity = Higher boiling point

C. Higher viscosity = Higher boiling point

D. Viscosity has no effect on boiling point

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D- viscosity has no effect on boiling point
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