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The Journal of Rheology is a vital resource for researchers working in fields as diverse as polymer physics and fluid mechanics. It presents experimental results, phenomenological models, and microscopic theories dealing with the rheological behavior of complex materials, including macromolecular, colloidal and particulate solids, and fluids. Application areas include foods, paints, plastics, lubricants, ceramics, coatings, glaciers, and biological fluids.
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September 05 2024
Maurizio De Micco, Gaetano D’Avino et al.
The rheological characterization of complex liquids is of great importance in many applications. Among the properties that can be measured, the relaxation time has great relevance, as it provides a ...
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September 05 2024
G. Esposito, Y. Dimakopoulos et al.
We investigate theoretically the buoyancy-driven motion of a viscous drop in a yield-stress material, incorporating elastic effects represented by the Saramito–Herschel–Bulkley constitutive equation. ...
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August 30 2024
Daniel Ashkenazi, Kiet Pham et al.
Determination of the rheological properties and the interfacial structure–property relationships for complex fluid–fluid interfaces can be of crucial importance for the understanding of physiological ...
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September 05 2024
Maurizio De Micco, Gaetano D’Avino et al.
The rheological characterization of complex liquids is of great importance in many applications. Among the properties that can be measured, the relaxation time has great relevance, as it provides a ...
Research Article
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September 05 2024
G. Esposito, Y. Dimakopoulos et al.
We investigate theoretically the buoyancy-driven motion of a viscous drop in a yield-stress material, incorporating elastic effects represented by the Saramito–Herschel–Bulkley constitutive equation. ...
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August 30 2024
Daniel Ashkenazi, Kiet Pham et al.
Determination of the rheological properties and the interfacial structure–property relationships for complex fluid–fluid interfaces can be of crucial importance for the understanding of physiological ...
Evaluation of a novel multimode interfacial rheometer
Daniel Ashkenazi, Kiet Pham, et al.
Imaging of the microstructure of Carbopol dispersions and correlation with their macroelasticity: A micro- and macrorheological study
Claude Oelschlaeger, Jonas Marten, et al.
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