Question

1. consider a liquid that does not exhibit highly cohesive properties in the same way that water does. describe the behavior of this non - cohesive liquid as it was poured down the same cotton string. select all that apply: the liquid would not move at all and would instead cling together in a single clump. the liquid would exhibit the same behavior as water. the liquid would likely not cling to itself in a continuous stream. the liquid would likely break apart and drip off the string.

Explanation:

Cohesion is the attraction between molecules of the same substance. Water has high cohesion due to hydrogen bonding, allowing it to form a continuous stream when poured down a string. A non - cohesive liquid lacks this strong intermolecular attraction. So, it won't cling to itself in a continuous stream. Instead, without the cohesive force to hold the molecules together in a stream, it is likely to break apart and drip off the string.

Answer:

C. The liquid would likely not cling to itself in a continuous stream.
D. The liquid would likely break apart and drip off the string.