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... flow . In the process of flow , the molecules comprising the fluid move past one another , and viscosity arises from what can be termed the " frictional " effects of relative motion . Both liquids and gases are vis- cous , but the ...
... flow . In the process of flow , the molecules comprising the fluid move past one another , and viscosity arises from what can be termed the " frictional " effects of relative motion . Both liquids and gases are vis- cous , but the ...
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... flow . Such fluids are called Newtonian . For some systems containing mole- cules which are very large or are quite far from spherical in shape , the liquid structure is changed by the application of the force , and so the coefficient ...
... flow . Such fluids are called Newtonian . For some systems containing mole- cules which are very large or are quite far from spherical in shape , the liquid structure is changed by the application of the force , and so the coefficient ...
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... flow method , two liquid reactant solutions are forced quickly by pistons into a small mixing chamber , and then the mixed solution flows rapidly down the length of an observation tube . The distance d along the tube from the mixing ...
... flow method , two liquid reactant solutions are forced quickly by pistons into a small mixing chamber , and then the mixed solution flows rapidly down the length of an observation tube . The distance d along the tube from the mixing ...
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