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viscosity

[vi-skos-i-tee] / vɪˈskɒs ɪ ti /


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“It’s a rich, thick vanilla. I like the viscosity of it.”

From The Wall Street Journal

As an example, adding more surfactants to increase viscosity may actually destabilize the foam because it interferes with Marangoni effects.

From Science Daily

Remarkably, the researchers were the first to show that viscosity could be reduced to an almost negligible level in such models.

From Science Daily

I loved its viscosity, that rich, luxurious texture that clung to everything it touched, enveloping everything it's heaped over.

From Salon

The maxim that blood is thicker than water may hold true in a laboratory viscosity test, but human relationships are far more complicated, and estrangement is commonplace.

From Salon