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... tube are satisfactory . For measurements in any one capillary of two liquids , 1 and 2 , the simple proportion can ... tube must be adjusted so that in a series of relative measurements the meniscus inside the tube is always at the same ...
... tube are satisfactory . For measurements in any one capillary of two liquids , 1 and 2 , the simple proportion can ... tube must be adjusted so that in a series of relative measurements the meniscus inside the tube is always at the same ...
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... tube , conduit , or channel of some sort . In order to maintain a given flow rate through a particular tube , a certain driving force must be applied at one end of the tube , and there is a corresponding drop in pressure along the tube ...
... tube , conduit , or channel of some sort . In order to maintain a given flow rate through a particular tube , a certain driving force must be applied at one end of the tube , and there is a corresponding drop in pressure along the tube ...
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... tube was carried out by J. L. M. Poiseuille , who showed that the volume V of liquid of viscosity coefficient n flowing through a tube in time t seconds is given by 77 r4 Ꮲ V = t 8nl ( 1-49 ) Here r is the radius of the tube , I is the ...
... tube was carried out by J. L. M. Poiseuille , who showed that the volume V of liquid of viscosity coefficient n flowing through a tube in time t seconds is given by 77 r4 Ꮲ V = t 8nl ( 1-49 ) Here r is the radius of the tube , I is the ...
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