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INTRODUCTION
In the
[Form. K 481]
form, we present the data needed to establish the viscosity of inorganic liquids at atmospheric pressure.
This form
[Form. K 482]
and the next
[Form. K 483]
will present the same data for organic liquids at atmospheric pressure.
To make the summary table easier to read, the comments on liquids at atmospheric pressure already given at
[Form. K 481]
have been repeated here.
Readers can also refer to the following files
and
where the theory, measurement and estimation methods of viscosity are explained.
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