The differences in analysing strategy of viscosity experiment between freshmen and laboratory assistant

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The viscosity is defined by dimension of a fluid that resists the force tending to motive the fluid to flow. The aim of viscosity experiment is to determine the fluid viscosity coefficient value. By using graphical analysis, the result of oil viscosity coefficient value which performed by laboratory assistant showed: (1) 0.20 Pa.s using solid ball with accuracy 99.64% and (2) 0.21 Pa.s using smaller solid ball with accuracy 99.17%. Meanwhile, the result of oil viscosity coefficient value which performed by freshmen showed: (1) 0.44 Pa.s using solid ball with accuracy 87.85% and (2) 0.32 Pa.s using smaller solid ball with accuracy 89.84%. The differences result of the freshmen and assistant laboratory viscosity experiment are caused by the freshmen calculated the coefficient viscosity value without velocity correction factor and they used small range fluid so the times are not identified well.

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Anggrayni, S., Mubarok, H., Putri, N. P., Suprapto, N., & Kholiq, A. (2018). The differences in analysing strategy of viscosity experiment between freshmen and laboratory assistant. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 997). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/997/1/012026

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