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1.	What is the effect of temperature increase on viscosity of liquids and gases?
A.	Increases for both liquids and gases
B.	Increases for liquids and decreases for gases
C.	Increases for gases and decreases for liquids
D.	Decreases for both liquids and gases
Answer» D. Decreases for both liquids and gases

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