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The effect of the adsorption of Polymer Molecules to tube walls on the Toms effect has been investigated, whereby strong and weak adsorbing tube materials for like test distances were used.
For Reynold's numbers between 70,000 and 100,000, at a pressure difference of approximately 1 atm, the reduction of pressure drop because of a better adsorption is influenced only insignificantly.
Since there were reoorted much more oositive results in a publication by Hand and Williams [I], we try to give an interprktation for this discrepancy.
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