High viscosity at higher temperatures
unreactive with other substances
liquid at high temperatures
organic compound
poor conductor of electricity
Based on the provided chemical and physical properties of the unknown substance. It would be MOST useful as a (n)
A) machinery lubricant.
B) heat insulator in a home.
C) internal combustion engine fuel.
D) electrical conductor in a computer circuit.
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