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The viscosity of gas depends on its density, mean velocity of molecules, diameter of molecules, and mean path length. Applying Buckingham's orem, develop expression for viscosity. [2065-shrawan][8]

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The viscosity of gas depends on its density

mean velocity of molecules

diameter of molecules

and mean path length. Applying Buckingham's theorem

develop the expression for viscosity.

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