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In an experiment related to bonding in liquid I was required to stir three liquids: Water, Paint Thinner, and Vegetable oil. Thereby creating a vortex in each liquid and recording the depth of the vortex plus the time the vortex took to disappear. My results where that water produced the deepest vortex as well as took the longest for the vortex to disappear.
Is this due to the stronger intermolecular bond in Hydrogen bonds?
Is this due to the stronger intermolecular bond in Hydrogen bonds?