Behavior+of+Liquids

===**The resistance to flow is called Viscosity. For example, honey or tar has a high viscosity because it would take a long time to drip down something. Water would have a very low viscosity because it would run down a surface very quickly.**===
 * ===**Examples of High Viscosity: Honey, tar, soap, gel, peanut-butter.**===
 * ===**Examples of Low Viscosity: Milk, water, juice, broth, mealted chocolate.**===

===**The up-ward force that keeps things afloat is called Buoyancy. For example, when you put a float in a pool, Buoyancy helps keep it a float, so it wont sink when you lay on it. Also, the float would stay up because it is more dense than the water. If you were to put a pair of glasses in a pool, it would sink because it is less dense than the water and there is no Buoyancy to keep it afloat.**===
 * ===**Examples of things with Buoyancy: An apple, a toothbrush, a float, a hair brush, a pencil.**===
 * ===**Examples of things with no Buoyancy: Glasses, a heavy neckalace, a doll, a soap container, a full can of soda.**===