Viscosity of main metals and metalloids

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Louis‐Didier LUCAS: Doctorate from the University of Paris - Former Section Head in the Department of Metallurgical Physics and Chemistry at IRSID (Maizières-lès-Metz).

INTRODUCTION

This article describes the main methods for measuring the viscosity of metals and non-metals in the liquid state.

Note :

Readers may also wish to consult the article Viscosity [R 2 350] in the Measurement and Control treatise.

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(1) - WELLMAN (R.E.), DEWITT (R.), ELLIS (R.B.) - J. Chem. Phys. (USA) 44, p. 3070 (1966).
(2) - MENZ (W.), SAUERWALD (F.), FISCHER (K.) - Acta Metallurg. (USA) 14, p. 1617 (1966).
(3) - FITZGERALD (J.V.), MATUSIK...

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