Under water

flano | 20:01 Tue 07th Jun 2005 | Science

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What is more viscous than water and more dense so that the water will float on top? i.e. they also must be immisible.

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Mercury

Oil will float on top of water.

Trichloromethane, or chloroform (CHCl3) is more viscous and dense than water, and immiscible.

Gef

Chloroform is less viscous than water.

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