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The ________ of a fluid is its resistance to flow caused by its own internal friction. Service rating Pourability Trickle effect Viscosity

The ________ of a fluid is its resistance to flow caused by its own internal friction. Service rating Pourability Trickle effect Viscosity
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The ________ of a fluid is its resistance to flow caused by its own internal friction.

Service rating
Pourability
Trickle effect
Viscosity

User Boxer Robert
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Answer:
Viscosity

Solution:
An example is honey. Honey has a high viscosity therefore it’s harder to pour
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