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18 ) There are several possible procedures for solving the model . The first step is
... Unfortunately , the procedure is somewhat ambiguous in this case because of
the possible co - existence of sites of opposite sign at a given pH . Davis et al ...
18 ) There are several possible procedures for solving the model . The first step is
... Unfortunately , the procedure is somewhat ambiguous in this case because of
the possible co - existence of sites of opposite sign at a given pH . Davis et al ...
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6 ) the procedure for dealing with this effect in the case of a Newtonian fluid ,
provided that the yield value is exceeded everywhere between the cylinders .
The usual experimental procedure in a wide - gap viscometer is to fill the
viscometer to ...
6 ) the procedure for dealing with this effect in the case of a Newtonian fluid ,
provided that the yield value is exceeded everywhere between the cylinders .
The usual experimental procedure in a wide - gap viscometer is to fill the
viscometer to ...
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It may be necessary to determine several different b values for difference ranges
of shear rate . One can then evaluate Yw and Sw and hence the apparent
viscosity from the ratio of the two . Note that this procedure requires no
assumptions ...
It may be necessary to determine several different b values for difference ranges
of shear rate . One can then evaluate Yw and Sw and hence the apparent
viscosity from the ratio of the two . Note that this procedure requires no
assumptions ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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