viscous increases due to bulkiness and interlocki.pdf
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The document discusses how viscosity increases in liquids due to the bulkiness and interlocking of molecules, specifically mentioning 1,3-diol forming hydrogen bonds with neighboring molecules. This interaction restricts overall movement, leading to a more viscous solution. Consequently, the movement in the liquid becomes constrained and bulk-like.
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- 1. viscous increases due to bulkiness and interlockings og liquids 1 3 diol maKes H bond with neighbouring molecules hence all over the movement gets restrictied . and everything move in bulkness hence viscous Solution viscous increases due to bulkiness and interlockings og liquids 1 3 diol maKes H bond with neighbouring molecules hence all over the movement gets restrictied . and everything move in bulkness hence viscous