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Capillary tube viscometers used for measurement of viscosity are based on -

AHagen - Poiseuille equation

BStoke's Law

CChezy equation

DDarcy - Weisbach equation

Answer:

A. Hagen - Poiseuille equation

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Capillary tube viscometers measure the viscosity of a fluid by measuring the pressure needed to force the fluid to flow at a specified rate through a narrow tube. This type of viscometer is based on laminar flow through a circular pipe and uses the Hagen-Poiseuille equation to calculate the viscosity of the liquid. The equation is µ=(π128)Wlhfd4QL(\frac {\pi}{128}) \frac {W_lh_fd^4} {QL}


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