Define glycerinehas a greater resistance to flow

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Glycerine (glycerol) CH2-OHCH2-OH has a greater resistance to flow (viscosity = 94) than ethanol CH3CH2OH (viscosity = 1.08). Which of these two liquids will have the largest temperature loss due to evaporative cooling and why?

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