Titlebook: Rheophysics; Matter in all its St Philippe Coussot Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Colloidal Fluids.Depletion

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Emulsions and Foams,sed, that is, when some way has been found to prevent the coalescence of the inclusions, these systems are similar in many ways, from the rheophysical point of view, to the suspensions presented in Chap.?.. In particular, one identifies the same concentration regimes (dilute, semi-dilute, and concen

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Granular Materials,ces of the same order or much greater than their own size. This situation changes when the elements are rigid and come in very close proximity compared with their own dimensions. We consider such systems in this chapter. They have a sufficient concentration of solid non-Brownian particles to ensure

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Rheometry,tions it has undergone. Commonly used techniques of rheometry use rather simple flows (mainly simple shear), partly so that the constitutive law of the material under the given conditions is expressed by a relation between a small number of variables, and partly so that these variables can be measur

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