The time taken for gravity flow of a fixed volume of liquid (as in Redwood viscometer) is directly proportional to its __________________?

Correct answer: B. Ratio of absolute viscosity to density

  • A. Absolute viscosity
  • B. Ratio of absolute viscosity to density
  • C. Density
  • D. Reynolds number

Explanation

Gravity-driven flow through a viscometer is governed primarily by kinematic viscosity, which is the ratio of absolute viscosity to density, μ/ρ. Thus the flow time is proportional to μ/ρ under fixed apparatus conditions.

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