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Heat is not the only thing affecting the flow rate of honey; the water content also changes how fast or slow honey flows. The higher the water content, the lower the temp at which it freely flows. Optimum temperatures for honey flow are listed as between 10 and 30 degrees celsius. Therefore, 72 degrees Fahrenheit should produce adequate flow rate, depending on water content of the honey.
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How are viscosity and flow rate related?
viscosity is inversely proportional to the flow rate. the actual formula is complex , but higher the viscosity slower will be the flow rate. honey flows slowly and air flows freely because of the above reason.viscosity is also essential,otherwise we would have never been able to use an ink pen.viscosity makes the ink to flow on paper
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How are viscosity and flow rate related?
viscosity is inversely proportional to the flow rate. the actual formula is complex , but higher the viscosity slower will be the flow rate. honey flows slowly and air flows freely because of the above reason.viscosity is also essential,otherwise we would have never been able to use an ink pen.viscosity makes the ink to flow on paper
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