EFFECT OF BULK VISCOSITY VERSUS LOCAL VISCOSITY ON DIFFUSION PROCESS.

Kit L. Yam; Donald K. Anderson; Robert E. Buxbaum

EFFECT OF BULK VISCOSITY VERSUS LOCAL VISCOSITY ON DIFFUSION PROCESS.

Kit L. Yam, Donald K. Anderson, Robert E. Buxbaum

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Abstract

Although many of the assumptions inherent in the derivation of equations such as the Stokes-Einstein equation are wrong, it is generally believed that experimental diffusion data can be correlated such that diffusivity is inversely proportional to bulk viscosity. This paper presents data and a theoretical analysis that suggest a 'local' viscosity must be used to describe the diffusion process.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - 1986
Externally published	Yes

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