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![]() The rising bubble method is a common way of measuring viscosity, although calibrated purpose-designed tubes are used for this purpose. For the case where the bubble is made from a second liquid, or the system is in a centrifuge, one should use the differential density or scale it by the centrifugal force (in units of g). Remember that this formula is only suitable for small, spherical bubbles in "clean" media. | ||||||||||