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Rheometrical study of blood coagulationSowedan, Ahmed M. January 2011 (has links)
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Synthesis and characterisation of hybrid carbon-nanotube silica microparticlesOthman, Raja January 2012 (has links)
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been successfully grafted onto the surfaces of spherical silica gels via a floating-catalyst chemical vapour deposition method. Two types of silica gels were used as substrates; SG6 (6 – 8 nm pore size) and SG26 (26 – 34 nm pore size). The optimum growth conditions were found to be 760 °C growth temperature, 3 hours growth time, and 5 wt .% of ferrocene catalyst (dissolved in toluene) injected into the furnace at a rate of 0.04 ml/min. Under these conditions, CNTs coated the exterior surface of the gels with growth occurring from both the pores and from the surface. The geometry and porosity of the silica gel were also found to influence the alignment and density of the grafted CNTs, with SG6 producing the best quality hybrid particle under the above conditions (labelled SG6_3). Thermal Gravimetric Analysis showed the yield of CNTs grown under these optimum condition was 33.6 + 0.37 wt. %. As the CNTs remained strongly attached to the surface of the gel, the grafting process produced excellent dispersion of the CNTs within polymer matrices as CNT bundle formation was prevented. The inclusion of micron size silica introduced a large excluded volume within polymer matrices, with the dispersion of CNTs restricted to a region along the silica surface. This arrangement aided the formation of an electrically conductive network in a poly (vinyl) alcohol matrix, where the critical percolation threshold (pc) was calculated as 0.62 wt. % of SG6_3, equivalent to a CNT content of 0.2 wt. %.The inclusion of SG6_3 into an epoxy resin suspension did not alter the rheological behaviour of the resin up to the highest loading employed (5 wt. %, ≈1.65 wt. % of CNTs). Within the linear viscoelastic region the viscoelastic moduli of the neat resin remained within the same magnitude, whilst the addition of 1.65 wt. % of commercially available CNTs into the same resin increased the storage and loss moduli by up to seven and three orders of magnitude, respectively. The complex viscosity of the suspension remained unchanged regardless of the amount of SG6_3 added; whereas an increase in viscosity of up to five orders of magnitude resulted from the addition of 1.65 wt. % non – grafted CNTs.Grafting of CNTs onto the surface of micron size spherical silica gel has been shown to provide a means of incorporating CNTs into a polymer without increasing viscosity. In addition, the SG6_3 also formed an electrically-conductive percolated network in an epoxy resin composite at low levels of addition, with pc = 0.16 wt. % of CNTs (i.e. 0.5 wt. % SG6_3).
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Rheological investigation of three South African gold mine pulpsLevy, Charles David January 1976 (has links)
A method is described which enables the user to determine the rheological parameters of a fast settling slurry using conventional viscometric measuring equipment. The effect of concentration, temperature and pH on these parameters is investigated. The results agree with those obtained by previous workers using different viscometers. However, this method allows a more detailed characterization of all the properties. A literature survey was carried out and two semi-empirical correlations were found, which allow the effect of either concentration, temperature or pH on the rheological parameters to be investigated.
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Reologie roztoků hyaluronanu / Rheology of Hyaluronan SolutionsBilerová, Helena January 2012 (has links)
Předložená práce se zabývá reologickými vlastnostmi roztoků hyaluronanu. Studuje chování hyaluronanových roztoků v prostředí několika rozpouštědel, dále se zabývá vlivem měnícího se pH a rostoucí teploty na viskozitu roztoků. V neposlední řadě je zkoumána správná příprava roztoků, jejich časová stabilita a tvorba agregátů.Všechny experimenty vycházejí z praktického upotřebení, např. při výrobě hyaluronanu, jeho sterilizaci a následném skladování roztoků.
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A study on the rheology of frozen soils.Adalan, Galip January 1968 (has links)
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Design and construction of a computerized die swell apparatusSamara, Mazen Kamil. January 1985 (has links)
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A sliding plate melt rheometer incorporating a shear stress transducer /Giacomin, A. Jeffrey January 1987 (has links)
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Influence of Preparation and Processing on Cranberry Gel PropertiesPease, Maureen A 01 January 2007 (has links) (PDF)
Four formulations of cranberry gels using raw materials manufactured by a variety of different processes were examined for their rheological and textural properties. Generally, with higher treatment temperature and holding times, the gels’ rheological and textural properties improved. Gels were examined 24 hours, 48 hours, and 4 days after being prepared. Gels generally showed some further improvement of gel strength during the storage, particularly for gels that were initially processed for the shortest time at the lowest temperature.
The pectin molecular properties of five different types of raw cranberry purees were examined for the effect of processing conditions. Pectin was extracted from each type of puree, yield determined and FT-IR analysis was performed in order to determine degree of esterification of each type of extracted pectin. Degree of esterification ranged from ~60-90%. Puree from fresh fruit and cranberry puree concentrate had the highest yield and degree of esterification, whereas purees from the byproducts of puree processing had lower yields and degree of esterification. Purees exposed to elevated temperatures and prolonged heating times showed signs of hydrolysis.
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Rheology of Oligomeric Sulfonated Polystyrene IonomersHuang, Chongwen January 2016 (has links)
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Changes in rheological properties, particle size and cooking stability of meat batter as a function of fat content and time and temperature of chopping /Chaiwanichsiri, Saiwarun January 1986 (has links)
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