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Conversion of Brookfield L.V.T. readings into viscosity functions

Pavel Mitschka

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A simple procedure converting primary data from the Brookfield L.V.T. viscometer into information on the viscosity function is suggested and tested on two pseudoplastic fluids.

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A simple procedure converting primary data from the Brookfield L.V.T. viscometer into information on the viscosity function is suggested and tested on two pseudoplastic fluids.

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A simple procedure converting primary data from the Brookfield L.V.T. viscometer into information on the viscosity function is suggested and tested on two pseudoplastic fluids.

Key concepts: Viscometer, Viscosity, Shear thinning, Function (biology), Thermodynamics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics

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