Viscosity of Liquids - Capillary Length Test
Four funnels are connected to differing lengths of capillary tubing. The greater the length of the capillary tube, the longer it takes for the water to flow through the apparatus.
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Measuring Relative Viscosity
This is an introductory movie showing, in wider angle, the manner in which the experiment for measuring relative viscosity is performed.
Viscosity of Liquids - Water
The relative viscosity of water can be measured using a stopwatch, and compared to other liquids.
Viscosity of Liquids - Hexane
The relative viscosity of hexane can be measured using a stopwatch, and compared to other liquids.
Viscosity of Liquids - Octane
The relative viscosity of octane can be measured using a stopwatch, and compared to other liquids.
Viscosity of Liquids - 2,2,4-Trimethylpentane
The relative viscosity of 2,2,4-trimethylpentane can be measured using a stopwatch, and compared to other liquids.
Viscosity of Liquids - 1-Pentanol
The relative viscosity of 1-pentanol can be measured using a stopwatch, and compared to other liquids.
Ferrimagnetism - Part 1 of 2 - Hematite and Magnetite
Hematite and magnetite are formed from iron(II) and iron(III) solutions.
Ferrimagnetism - Part 2 of 2 - Testing for Magnetism
Hematite and magnetite samples are tested for magnetism.
Paramagnetism: Compounds - Liquid Water
A sample of liquid water,H2O, is tested and it is not attracted to a magnet.