Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... flow A general treatment of turbulent flow phenomena would take us too far afield but some of the salient results can be explored with little more than some elementary dimensional analysis . For more elaborate discussions of the effect ...
... flow A general treatment of turbulent flow phenomena would take us too far afield but some of the salient results can be explored with little more than some elementary dimensional analysis . For more elaborate discussions of the effect ...
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... flow of visco - elastic fluids 18.4.4 Comparison between dynamic and steady shear flow properties of visco - elastic fluids 18.5 Measurement of rheological properties of inelastic fluids in Couette flow 18.5.1 The stress - strain rate ...
... flow of visco - elastic fluids 18.4.4 Comparison between dynamic and steady shear flow properties of visco - elastic fluids 18.5 Measurement of rheological properties of inelastic fluids in Couette flow 18.5.1 The stress - strain rate ...
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... flow and sometimes in the presence of other ( e.g. electric ) fields . The experiments involve microscopic observation of the suspended particles , usually with a cine - camera . Various arrangements are used to keep the particles ...
... flow and sometimes in the presence of other ( e.g. electric ) fields . The experiments involve microscopic observation of the suspended particles , usually with a cine - camera . Various arrangements are used to keep the particles ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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