If the flow time of water at a temperature of 20 ° C in the viscometer equals 427.5 seconds. Calculate the viscosity coefficient of mercury (its density equals 13.6 grams per cm3) if the flow time of mercury under the same conditions is 48.4, noting that the viscosity of water is equal to 3-10 * 10.05 Poise.

If the flow time of water at a temperature of 20 ° C in the viscometer equals 427.5 seconds. Calculate the viscosity coefficient of mercury (its density equals 13.6 grams per cm3) if the flow time of mercury under the same conditions is 48.4, noting that the viscosity of water is equal to 3-10 * 10.05 Poise.

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