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Imagine putting the honey in the refrigerator overnight; will its viscosity be affected?a. yes; the viscosity will increaseb. yes, the viscosity will decreasec. no. there will be no change as the composition stays the same
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When it is exposed to lower temperatures, such as being placed in a refrigerator overnight, the molecules in the honey move slower and become more resistant to flow. This means that the viscosity of the honey will be affected. Show more…
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