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CHEM 5627357 Chith PREFACE This volume continues the philosophy and
format of Volume I . Again I am indebted to my Australian collaborators for their
untiring efforts to provide me with suitable material . In this case I was able to rely
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CHEM 5627357 Chith PREFACE This volume continues the philosophy and
format of Volume I . Again I am indebted to my Australian collaborators for their
untiring efforts to provide me with suitable material . In this case I was able to rely
...
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The refractive index , n , of any material for a particular radiation is defined as the
ratio of the momentum of the radiation in vacuo , po , to its momentum , p , in the
bulk material . Since po = m , V , and the corresponding kinetic energy is m , vi ...
The refractive index , n , of any material for a particular radiation is defined as the
ratio of the momentum of the radiation in vacuo , po , to its momentum , p , in the
bulk material . Since po = m , V , and the corresponding kinetic energy is m , vi ...
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The material is assumed to have a relaxation time of about 10 – 20 seconds and
it is assumed that after each successive change of shear rate , the shear stress is
measured after an interval of 1 seconds and the resulting points are joined by a ...
The material is assumed to have a relaxation time of about 10 – 20 seconds and
it is assumed that after each successive change of shear rate , the shear stress is
measured after an interval of 1 seconds and the resulting points are joined by a ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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