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Hydrodynamic boundary conditions and radii

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Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1977
Tongue
English
Weight
544 KB
Volume
52
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2614

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โœฆ Synopsis


A gcneralizcd hydrodynamic surface boundary condition I\ proposed which encompasses both kinematic Jnd general slip boundary conditions. Use of this boundary condition in some cases results in a considerable reduction in the number of steps needed to solve a hydrodynamic problem. Epstein's cxprcsslon for the friction coefficient of a rotatmg rough sphere is obtained using this approach. Tlw rcsulL IS applied 10 ~hc: cxpcrirncntnl data of VanderHart for chloroform. This amllysir gives pa = 7.3 CP and a = 1.5 A where p is the coefficient of sliding friction and a is the hydrodynamic radius. Thk vdue of a obtained from the reorientation4 correlation times is consistent with the value of 1.66 A obtained from belt-diffusion data using the SBIIIC pa.


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