Fluidity And Plasticty By Eugene C Bingham
Fluidity And Plasticty By Eugene C Bingham
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00579 189 173 188 174 Formula I 0. 141 0. 00592 169 169 0. 175 0. 00647 155 152 0. 175 0. 00647 155 154 0. 187 0. 00665 150 150 0. 232 0. 00743 135 136 0. 283 0. 00793 126 121 287 0. 00866 115 120 0. 293 0. 00847 118 118 Formula II 0. 302 0. 00886 113 115 0. 329 0. 00949 105 107 0. 380 0. 01113 90 91 0. 451 0. 01363 73 69 0. 499 0. 01800 56 55 W. L. Hyden has made a study of the plasticity of solutions of nitrocellulose in acetone, but the results have not yet been published. He finds that thes...e colloidal solutions differ from the suspensions of clay et cet. Studied by Durham in that the concentration of zero fluidity at a very low shear, i. E. , the transi- tion from viscous to plastic flow, occurs in an extraordinarily low concentration of colloid, certainly less than one per cent.
Since the apparent viscosity of such colloid solutions is depen- 292 FLUIDITY AND PLASTICITY dent upon the amount of the shearing force, the values of the viscosity as such are quite illusory. For example, a 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00579 189 173 188 174 Formula I 0. 141 0. 00592 169 169 0. 175 0. 00647 155 152 0. 175 0. 00647 155 154 0. 187 0. 00665 150 150 0. 232 0. 00743 135 136 0. 283 0. 00793 126 121 287 0. 00866 115 120 0. 293 0. 00847 118 118 Formula II 0. 302 0. 00886 113 115 0. 329 0. 00949 105 107 0. 380 0. 01113 90 91 0. 451 0. 01363 73 69 0. 499 0. 01800 56 55 W. L. Hyden has made a study of the plasticity of solutions of nitrocellulose in acetone, but the results have not yet been published. He finds that thes...e colloidal solutions differ from the suspensions of clay et cet. Studied by Durham in that the concentration of zero fluidity at a very low shear, i. E. , the transi- tion from viscous to plastic flow, occurs in an extraordinarily low concentration of colloid, certainly less than one per cent.
Since the apparent viscosity of such colloid solutions is depen- 292 FLUIDITY AND PLASTICITY dent upon the amount of the shearing force, the values of the viscosity as such are quite illusory. For example, a 1.
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