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3 ) where u = n / p is the kinematic viscosity and p is the density . Recall that the
Reynolds number measures the ratio of the inertial term to the viscous term in the
Navier - Stokes equation . Turbulence takes over from laminar flow behaviour ...
3 ) where u = n / p is the kinematic viscosity and p is the density . Recall that the
Reynolds number measures the ratio of the inertial term to the viscous term in the
Navier - Stokes equation . Turbulence takes over from laminar flow behaviour ...
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notion of a variable viscosity , the discussion of viscometer devices in Section 9 .
7 is no longer adequate . For time - independent systems in which the viscosity ,
n , depends only on the shear rate , the Couette viscometer can give reliable ...
notion of a variable viscosity , the discussion of viscometer devices in Section 9 .
7 is no longer adequate . For time - independent systems in which the viscosity ,
n , depends only on the shear rate , the Couette viscometer can give reliable ...
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accumulate near the inner cylinder rather than being thrown towards the outer
cylinder , as occurs for a purely viscous fluid at sufficiently high rotational speeds
. When a stream of viscous fluid emerges from a vertical pipe its diameter tends to
...
accumulate near the inner cylinder rather than being thrown towards the outer
cylinder , as occurs for a purely viscous fluid at sufficiently high rotational speeds
. When a stream of viscous fluid emerges from a vertical pipe its diameter tends to
...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 1 Robert J. Hunter,Lee R. White,Derek Y. C. Chan Snippet view - 1987 |
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