The viscosity of the soda-lime glass at the temperature of
Answer to Problem 102AAP
The viscosity of the soda-lime glass at the temperature of
Explanation of Solution
Write the equation involving the viscosity to temperature for a viscous flow in the glass.
Here, viscosity of the glass is
Conclusion:
At the temperature of
Here, viscosity of the soda-lime glass at the temperature of
At the temperature of
Here, viscosity of the soda-lime glass at the temperature of
Divide Equation (II) by Equation (III).
Substitute
Thus, the viscosity of the soda-lime glass at the temperature of
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