Understanding how to reliably measure viscosity
Viscosity is the ease in which a fluid flows – in other words, how thick a fluid is. So, for example, mercury is thicker than water and therefore has a higher viscosity. But why do we need to know this and how do we measure it? Knowing the viscosity of a fluid (and fluid doesn’t […]
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