… We will now start once more from the motion of a homogeneous liquid, without suspended
spheres, and consider again the most general motion of dilatation. If no spheres are present, …

… the transfer from the particle surface takes place by diffusion into stationary fluid for a certain
… but is not directly applicable to a particle suspended in turbulent fluid, whereas the surface-…

… of particles suspended in a liquid in laminar motion and to their influence in producing an
apparent increase of the viscosity of the liquid. … assumed by the particles under the combined …

… W t experienced by the particle suspended in a liquid moving tangentially to the particle with
a … Next we consider a fixed particle suspended in a liquid moving with a radial velocity - Ur. …

… of fluid moving at constant velocity past the particle are not fulfilled in the case of particles
suspended in a turbulent fluid… it is often the case that the particles together with their associated …

… To what extent can stirring a solution increase the rate of absorption of the solute molecules
by particles suspended in the fluid? This question arose in a study of the acquisition of …

… The water we drink is likewise a suspension of particles, some contributing to our well-…
fluids can only function because of the interaction of small particles suspended in a viscous fluid. …

… particle migrates outward at constant velocity unless the polynier solution is very dilute. A
rod in a viscoelastic fluid has two modes of motion … of normal stresses in the fluid. In the first …

… to the existence of Brownian motion of the particles is simply the bulk … to particles suspended
in fluid otherwise at rest. For the large group of N particles in a volume V of the suspension, …

… surface of a particle suspended in moving fluid of large extent… the intensity at the particle
surface and far from the particle. The … in the fluid on the rate of transfer from the particle surface. …