The units for viscosity in the centimeter-gram-second (CGS) system is poise or g/cm.s. The viscosity of water at 4°C is 20 centipoise. Convert this to SI, where Pa is a pressure unit (Pascal). 2 Pa.s O 0.2 Pa.s 0.02 Pa.s 0.002 Pa.s

The units for viscosity in the centimeter-gram-second (CGS) system is poise or g/cm.s. The viscosity of water at 4°C is 20 centipoise. Convert this to SI, where Pa is a pressure unit (Pascal). 2 Pa.s O 0.2 Pa.s 0.02 Pa.s 0.002 Pa.s

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The units for viscosity in the centimeter-gram-second (CGS) system is poise or
g/cm.s. The viscosity of water at 4°C is 20 centipoise. Convert this to SI, where Pa
is a pressure unit (Pascal).
2 Pa.s
0.2 Pa.s
0.02 Pa.s
0.002 Pa.s

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