The viscosity of liquid ____________as temperature increases.

The viscosity of liquid ____________as temperature increases. Correct Answer decreases

The viscosity of liquid decreases as temperature increases. As temperature rises, there is an increase in the average speed of the molecules in the liquid and the contact time in between the molecules is also decreased.
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