What is viscosious?

Answer 1

In candle making viscosity pertains to the thickness/heaviness of wax. An example is the difference between pure paraffin wax vs. beeswax. The same wick will not work in the same size candle jar. Paraffin burns almost twice as fast as beeswax. It's thinner & lighter so it carries up the wick smoothly. It takes a wick generally 3 sizes larger to burn the same candle made with beeswax. Kind of like the difference between olive oil & motor oil. I hope this helps.

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Answer 2

It seems like "viscosious" is a misspelling. The correct spelling is "viscous," which refers to a thick, sticky consistency of a liquid, like honey or syrup. Viscosity is a measure of a fluid's resistance to flow.

Answer 3

if its viscous, it means that its very resist to flow, it will take much longer than a non-viscous liquid will such as soap compared to non-viscous water.