Properties of liquidsTemp. DensityT, °Cp, kg/m³- 160- 150- 140- 130- 120-110-100-90203040506070- 100-75-50-250255075100OBOEDERSG0510152025303540420.2405.0388.8371.1351.4328.8301.0261.7788.4779.1769.6760.1750.4740.4683.8659.3634.3608.2580.6550.7517.3478.5429.6127612731270126712641261125812551252SpecificHeatCp, J/kg.K34923580370038754146461155788902251525772644271827982885188119702069218023062455264028963361226222882320235423862416244724782513ThermalConductivityk, W/m.K0.18630.17030.15500.14020.12580.11150.09670.07970.19870.19800.19720.19650.19570.19500.13830.13570.12830.11810.10680.09560.08510.07570.06690.28200.28350.28460.28560.28600.28600.28600.28600.2863ThermalDiffusivitya, m²/sMethane [CH]1.270 x 10-71.174 x 10-71.077 x 10-79.749 x 10-88.634 x 10-87.356 x 10-85.761 x 10-83.423 x 10-81.002 x 10-79.862 x 10-89.690 x 10-89.509 x 10-89.320 x 10-89.128 x 10-8Methanol [CH3(OH)]Isobutane1.075 x 10-71.044 x 10-79.773 x 10-88.906 x 10-87.974 x 10-87.069 x 10-86.233 × 10-85.460 × 10-84.634 x 10-8DynamicViscosityμ, kg/m.s1.133 x 10-49.169 x 10-57.551 x 10-56.288 x 10-55.257 x 10-54.377 x 10-53.577 x 10-52.761 x 10-59.773 x 10-89.732 x 10-89.662 x 10-89.576 x 10-89.484 x 10-89.388 x 10-89.291 x 10-89.195 X 10-89.101 x 10-8Glycerin5.857 X 10-45.088 x 10-44.460 x 10-43.942 x 10-43.510 x 10-43.146 x 10-4(R600a)9.305 x 10-45.624 x 10-43.769 x 10-42.688 × 10-41.993 x 10-41.510 x 10-41.155 x 10-48.785 x 10-56.483 x 10-510.496.7304.2412.4961.5190.99340.65820.43470.3073KinematicViscosityv, m²/s2.699 x 10-72.264 x 10-71.942 x 10-71.694 x 10-71.496 x 10-71.331 x 10-71.188 x 10-71.055 x 10-77.429 x 10-76.531 x 10-75.795 x 10-75.185 x 10-74.677 x 10-74.250 x 10-71.360 x 10-68.531 x 10-75.942 x 10-74.420 x 10-73.432 x 10-72.743 x 10-72.233 x 10-71.836 x 10-71.509 x 10-78.219 x 10-35.287 x 10-33.339 x 10-31.970 × 10-31.201 x 10-37.878 x 10-45.232 x 10-43.464 x 10-42.455 x 10-4PrandtlNumberPr2.1261.9271.8031.7381.7321.8102.0633.0827.4146.6225.9805.4535.0184.65512.658.1676.0794.9634.3043.8803.5823.3633.25684,10154,32734,56120,57012,6718,3925,6313,7672,697VolumeExpansionCoeff.B, 1/K0.003520.003910.004440.005200.006370.008410.012820.029220.001180.001200.001230.001270.001320.001370.001420.001500.001610.001770.001990.002320.002860.003850.00628 Glycerin at 10°C is flowing steadily through a 8-cm diameter pipeat 0.1 kg/s. What is the average velocity of the glycerin flow? What is the Reynolds number?

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Glycerin at 10°C is flowing steadily through a 8-cm diameter pipe at 0.1 kg/s. What is the average velocity of the glycerin flow? What is the Reynolds number?

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