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Innovations for the full measurement of the viscoelastic properties of fluids

Authors: Patrick BARONI, Hakima MENDIL-JAKANI, Laurence NOIREZ

Publication date: January 10, 2010 | Lire en français

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    Conventional rheology measurements are carried out on metallic substrates (aluminum, stainless steel, glass, etc.), i.e. on substrates that are only partially wetted in most cases. Full wetting is preferable for optimizing viscoelastic measurements. We saw in paragraph 2.2 that organic liquids (polymers,...

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