VISCOSITY IN FLUID

Questions|Dependence Of Viscosity Of Fluids|Stoke's Law|Terminal Velocity

Questions|Dependence Of Viscosity Of Fluids|Stoke's Law|Terminal Velocity

The dimensional formula for viscosity of fluids is, eta = [M^(-1) L^(-1)T^(-1)] Find how many poise (CGS unit of viscosity) is equal to 1 poiseuille (SI unit of viscosity) ?

The coefficient of viscosity n of a fluid moving steadily between two surfaces is given by the formula, f = nA(dV)/(dx) where f is the frictional force on the fluid, A is an area in the fluid and dV//dx is the velocity gradient inside the fluid at that area. The SI unit of viscosity coefficient n is given as.

The coefficient of viscosity (eta) of a fluid moving steadily between two surface is given by the formula (f) = etaA dV//dx where f is the frictional force on the flluid, A is the area in the fluid, and dN//dx is velocity gradient inside the fluid at that area. The SI unit of viscosity is given as :

The coefficient of viscosity (eta) of a fluid moving steadily between two surface is given by the formula (f) = etaA dV//dx where f is the frictional force on the flluid, A is the area in the fluid, and dN//dx is velocity gradient inside the fluid at that area. The SI unit of viscosity is given as :

What is viscosity and coefficient of viscosity? What are SI units of coefficient of viscosity?

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