1922
DOI: 10.1016/s0016-0032(22)90013-4
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Contributions to the chemistry and technology of gelatin and glue

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“…He assumed, as had DUPUIT previously, that the flow-lines were virtually hori zontal, that the planes of equal potential were vertical, and that therefore the vertical pressuredistribution was hydrostatic [see reference 2 of the paper, pp. [11][12][13][14]. Consequently his equation for nonsteady flow was in the form…”
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“…He assumed, as had DUPUIT previously, that the flow-lines were virtually hori zontal, that the planes of equal potential were vertical, and that therefore the vertical pressuredistribution was hydrostatic [see reference 2 of the paper, pp. [11][12][13][14]. Consequently his equation for nonsteady flow was in the form…”
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confidence: 99%
“…With low pressures it is frequently found, especially in the case of colloidal solutions, such as gelatin [cf. BOGUE,11], that the rate of flow decreases more rapidly than the pres sure. This is an indication that the substance is plastic rather than viscous, that is, it re quires definite force to cause a deformation of the mass.…”
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