Factors That Affect Viscosity
What is the factor that causes resistance when a surface encounters another surface? What is it?
Friction
A fluid has a large particle size. Does viscosity increase or decrease?
Viscocity increases
This job requires measuring sauces and pouring liquids to make dishes. What is it?
Cooking
This factor, when increased, will reduce a fluid's viscosity, and a decrease in this factor will increase a fluid's viscosity. What is it?
Temperature
A fluid is boiling and hot. Does viscocity increase or decrease?
Viscocity decreases
You use Viscosity in this job while fusing supplies to make a good consistency to put on a canvas. What is it?
Painting
This factor affects viscosity based on the amount of substance dissolved in a fluid. What is it?
Concentration
A fluid has strong adhesion to a jar. Does viscosity increase or decrease?
Viscosity increases
This requires choosing the correct viscosity to ensure the oil is thin enough to flow at cold starts but thick enough to protect the parts at high operating temperatures. What is it?
Vehicle maintenance
This factor is a measure of how strongly fluid particles are attached to each other. What is it?
Cohesion
A fluid is saturated with a solute. Does viscosity increase or decrease?
Viscocity increases
This job uses viscosity to adjust the viscosity of medicine to balance the effectiveness with the patient comfort. What job is it?
This factor is an attraction between the particles and another substance. What is it?
Adhesion
A fluid has low particle cohesion. Does viscosity increase or decrease?
Viscocity decreases
In this job, you use Viscosity to determine the thickness and consistency (mouthfeel) of sauces, dressings, and dairy products. What job is it
Food Scientist