The nature, concentration, and temperature of a liquid all affect its viscosity.

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Viscosity, which is a measure of a fluid's resistance to flow, is influenced by the liquid's composition (nature), the concentration of elements or compounds within it, and the temperature at which it is measured. Higher temperatures generally decrease viscosity, while higher concentrations can increase it, depending on the nature of the liquid.

The Nature, Concentration, and Temperature of a Liquid All Affect