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C3.1.2.1 Determination of Viscosity with the Falling Ball viscometer According to Höppler

C3.1.2.1 Determination of Viscosity with the Falling Ball viscometer According to Höppler

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Determination of Viscosity with the Falling Ball viscometer According to Höppler

When a substance (gas, liquid or solid) deforms, it opposes the change in form by a resistance which is generally referred to as its viscosity. If one liquid layer moves at constant speed in a direction parallel to a second layer, then a force friction acts between the two layers. The friction converts the energy of motion into heat. For this reason, the viscosity of a substance is a measure of the internal friction. The viscosity of a substance determines how well or poorly it flows in a pipe (e.g. blood through a vein) and how much resistance it exerts against a solid body moving in it.
Viscosity is highly temperature dependant. Experiment C3.1.2.1 studies the dependence of the viscosity on concentration in concentrated sugar solutions at room temperature.

 

Components

1 665 906 Höppler falling ball viscometer
1 313 07 Hand-held stop watch I, mechanical
1 666 7681 Circulation thermostat SC 100-S5P
2 667 194 Silicone tubing, 7 mm diam., 1 m
1 OHCS-200E Electronic balance, CS200E
1 665 754 Measuring cylinder, 100 ml, with plastic base
1 664 138 Beaker, Boro3.3, 250 ml, tall
1 666 963 Spoon-ended spatula, stainless steel, 120 mm
1 674 6050 D(+)-Saccharose, 100 g
2 675 3410 Water, pure, 5 l

 
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