19. What is the relationship of viscosity in IMF?The higher viscosity, the strongest the IMFThe higher viscosity, the lower the IMFIII. Higher temperature, lower viscosity.IV. Lower temperature, lower viscosity.1.II.I and IIb. I and IIIс.d. II and IVa.II and III20. Which of the following describes surface tension in water?surface tension occurs due to ionic bondingsurface tension is caused by water molecules repelling one anothersurface tension allows water to support small objects if they are placed carefully on its surfacesurface tension of water is weakened by hydrogen bondinga.b.C.d.21. Which of the following scenarios is an example of cohesion?a.water molecules stick to the surface of a mirror.b.water sticks to the walls of blood vessels.C.water molecule stay on the tip of the needle because the water is attracted to the surface of the needle.d.water molecules stick to one another and form a bead

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19. What is the relationship of viscosity in IMF? The higher viscosity, the strongest the IMF The higher viscosity, the lower the IMF III. Higher temperature, lower viscosity. IV. Lower temperature, lower viscosity. I and II I and III 1. I. a. с. II and III b. d. II and IV

19. What is the relationship of viscosity in IMF? The higher viscosity, the strongest the IMF The higher viscosity, the lower the IMF III. Higher temperature, lower viscosity. IV. Lower temperature, lower viscosity. I and II I and III 1. I. a. с. II and III b. d. II and IV

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