(b) In an experiment to compare the viscosities of two oils, small spheres are allowed to fall through long columns of the liquids. What conditions are necessary in order that Stokes' law may be applied?

(b) In an experiment to compare the viscosities of two oils, small spheres are allowed to fall through long columns of the liquids. What conditions are necessary in order that Stokes' law may be applied?

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(b) In an experiment to compare the
viscosities of two oils, small spheres are
allowed to fall through long columns
of the liquids. What conditions are
necessary in order that Stokes' law may
be applied?

State what measurements are necessary to
find the terminal speed of the spheres.

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