Practice mode Liquids

How does the viscosity of a liquid change when its temperature is raised?

Correct answer A. It decreases

Explanation

Heating gives molecules more kinetic energy to overcome intermolecular attractions, so layers slide past each other more easily and viscosity decreases.

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