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An experimental investigation of the frequency and viscous damping of liquids during weightlessness

T. L. Labus, William J. Masica, Jack A. Salzman

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Frequency and viscous damping of liquids during weightlessness - liquid sloshing characteristics of liquid-vapor interface in zero Bond number environment

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Frequency and viscous damping of liquids during weightlessness - liquid sloshing characteristics of liquid-vapor interface in zero Bond number environment

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Frequency and viscous damping of liquids during weightlessness - liquid sloshing characteristics of liquid-vapor interface in zero Bond number environment

Key concepts: Weightlessness, Viscous damping, Physics, Mechanics, Acoustics, Vibration, Astronomy

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