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Viscosity measurement - General principles

Authors: Dominique DUPUIS, Alain PONTON

Publication date: January 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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    3. Microscopic quantitative aspects

    3.1 Viscosity of micromolecular liquids and mixtures of miscible micromolecular liquids

    Pure micromolecular liquids are strictly Newtonian. However, the value of viscosity cannot be predicted quantitatively by theories. The use of empirical formulas (§ 1.5 ) limits to three or four the number of points required to characterize the liquid over a...

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