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Mr. Fernandez
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liquid silver viscosity

04/12/2008 12:06 PM

Hello everybody!

I need a liquid silver viscosity from 800-1000°k, but i do not have information. How can i calculate the viscosity? is in the literature some information?

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Re: liquid silver viscosity

04/12/2008 1:04 PM

Did you look in MatWeb?

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Re: liquid silver viscosity

04/15/2008 8:23 AM

In this tempeature range you can do either by fiber elongation under constant load of peneration of stailess steel ball on bulk silver ingot.

When it gets liquid then you use platinum spindle and typical viscosmeter like Brookfield

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Re: liquid silver viscosity

09/20/2010 2:06 PM

TFH!!!!!!!!! NOT helping!!!!!!!!!!!!
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