Viscosity: inorganic liquids at atmospheric pressure

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Bernard Le NEINDRE : Doctor of Science Research Director, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS)

INTRODUCTION

This study on viscosity at atmospheric pressure gathers information and data that are a source of reference for engineers, researchers and experimenters. It is divided into several parts. In the first parts and theory, measurement methods and methods for estimating viscosity have been outlined. In [Form. K 480] , which forms an essential part of this review, we have reported numerical viscosity data for inorganic and organic gases.

This brochure [Form. K 481] presents numerical data for the main inorganic liquids.

Subsequent publications [Form. K 482] and [Form. K 483] will give the same values, but for organic liquids.

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