viscosity
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definition
noun
Water so treated will show a change of temperature, surface tension, viscosity and electrical conductivity.
the state of being thick, sticky, and semifluid in consistency, due to internal friction.
example
When the temperature of an emulsion is raised, there is a decrease in 'viscosity' , which reduces emulsion stability.
As a result, density and 'viscosity' both decrease, and the magma becomes buoyant and mobile.
Once aspirated, due to their low 'viscosity' and surface tension, they reach the dependent portion of the lung and cause a chemical pneumonia.
The pore lifetime has been interpreted as interplay between the pore edge tension and the membrane 'viscosity' .
This wetting is a result of very low 'viscosity' and surface tension high enough to be drawn into the cracks and pore structure of concrete by capillary action.
In other words, if the material 'viscosity' is close to water thin, the pump can cycle in the vicinity of 30 times per minute.
These chemical changes can lead to an increase in 'viscosity' .
The texture and 'viscosity' of the mixture is important, for it must be thick enough to adhere to the food, but not so thick that the coating becomes excessive and heavy.
When liquid helium is cooled to within a couple of degrees of absolute zero, it flows without any friction or 'viscosity' .
Electronics also compensate for changes in oil 'viscosity' for consistent operation at all temperatures.
Acidification, texture, flavor and 'viscosity' can be customized to meet the customer's needs.
The experiment began in 1927 and demonstrates the high 'viscosity' of pitch.
In a rigid porous material, the normal component is clamped by 'viscosity' and cannot move.
By the way, rheological properties mean 'viscosity' and its effects.
Thinness or 'viscosity' , odour, ‘touch’, clarity, foaminess, and probably taste, were all considered.
Hydrogels are usually clear or translucent in color and vary in 'viscosity' or thickness.
cooling the fluid raises its 'viscosity'
The density and 'viscosity' of wine that combine to create an impression of fullness or weight on the palate.
He and Gross also want to find other genes involved in fruit softening in hopes of further improving firmness or 'viscosity' .
Their lower 'viscosity' and greater lateral mobility explain why the mafic magmas were distributed over a much wider area than the felsic magmas.
Water so treated will show a change of temperature, surface tension, 'viscosity' and electrical conductivity.
The problem involves materials of different densities, different 'viscosities' , with very large variations in local Reynolds number (convection divided by viscous diffusion) and hydraulic conditions.
The experiment uses fluids with known 'viscosities' such as honey, corn syrup, glycerin and silicone oil.
Whitaker used numerical methods to develop the interface between the two fluids with different 'viscosities' in a Hele-Shaw cell.
However, the temperature effect on the diffusion boundary layer involves the 1/6 power of the ratio of kinematic 'viscosities' of water at the two temperatures.
We present a comparative study of the ultrafast photophysics of all-trans retinal in the protonated Schiff base form in solvents with different polarities and 'viscosities' .
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