Arrhenius viscosity formulas
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Arrhenius viscosity formulas
(ar′rā·nē·əs vis′käs·əd·ē ′för·myə·ləz)
(physics) A series of three equations which relate the viscosity of a liquid to the temperature, the viscosity of a solution to its concentration and to the viscosity of the solvent, and the viscosity of a sol to the viscosity of the medium.
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