The falling-sphere viscometer works on which law?
AStokes' law
BHooke's law
COhm's law
DBoyle's law
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Stokes' law
A falling-sphere viscometer finds viscosity from a sphere's terminal speed using Stokes' law.
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