Rheological analysis of highly concentrated w/o emulsions

Nathalie Jager-L�zer; Jean‐François Tranchant; Val�rie Alard; Can Vu; Jean–Louis Grossiord; Pierre Tchoreloff

doi:10.1007/s003970050099

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Rheological analysis of highly concentrated w/o emulsions

Nathalie Jager-L�zer Jean‐François Tranchant Val�rie Alard Can Vu Jean–Louis Grossiord Pierre Tchoreloff

Year: 1998 Journal: Rheologica Acta Vol: 37 (2)Pages: 129-138 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s003970050099

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Rheology Packed bed Volume fraction Materials science Shear stress Microstructure Shear (geology) Atomic packing factor Chemistry Thermodynamics Chromatography Composite material Crystallography Physics

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