Acetone has lower viscosity than water. What does this suggest about acetone?

A. There are no oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine atoms in acetone.
B. The covalent bonds in acetone are between smaller atoms than the covalent bonds in water.
C. There are no hydrogen atoms in acetone.
D. Acetone has weaker intermolecular forces than water.

I believe the answer is D

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Acetone has lower viscosity than water. What does this suggest about acetone?

 		A.	There are no oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine atoms in acetone.
 		B.	The covalent bonds in acetone are between smaller atoms than the covalent bonds in water.
 		C.	There are no hydrogen atoms in acetone.
 		D.	Acetone has weaker intermolecular forces than water.

I believe the answer is D

ookawaiioo · Answer

Viscosity = thickness of the liquid

anonymous · Answer

So if acetone has a lower viscosity then it flows more easily

ookawaiioo · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I don't think B has any thing to do with viscosity

anonymous · Answer

I believe acetone has hydrogen bonding so it is probably not c either

anonymous · Answer

taht leads me to believe that D is correct. Do you agree?

anonymous · Answer

I submitted it and got it right. Thank you

ookawaiioo · Answer

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