1.) The densities and viscosities of some common fuels are listed below Density (in g/mL) Viscosity (in cp) Gasoline 0.75 0.49 Propane 0.0020 0.008 Isooctane 0.69 0.50 Ethanol 0.79 1.1 Compare values and see if you can draw any conclusions on the relationship between molecular structure and interparticle forces and these values. Indicate the type of interparticle forces present and correlate with the values.

1.) The densities and viscosities of some common fuels are listed below Density (in g/mL) Viscosity (in cp) Gasoline 0.75 0.49 Propane 0.0020 0.008 Isooctane 0.69 0.50 Ethanol 0.79 1.1 Compare values and see if you can draw any conclusions on the relationship between molecular structure and interparticle forces and these values. Indicate the type of interparticle forces present and correlate with the values.

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1) The densities and viscosities of some common fuels are listed below.
Density (in g/mL)
Viscosity (in cp)
Gasoline
0.75
0.49
Propane
0.0020
0.008
Isooctane
0.69
0.50
Ethanol
0.79
1.1
Compare values and see if you can draw any conclusions on the relationship between
molecular structure and interparticle forces and these values. Indicate the type of interFparticle
forces present and correlate with the values.

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