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Quality Assessment of Socks Produced from Viscose and Lyocell Fibers. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Tomljenović A, Živičnjak J, Skenderi Z.   +2 more
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Study on the Permeability and Absorption Performance of the Crotch Layer in Seamless Knitted Period Underwear. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Chen W, Jin Z, Chen S, Fang C, Zheng C.
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Post-mortem evidence of microplastic bioaccumulation in human organs: insights from advanced imaging and spectroscopic analysis. [PDF]

Arch Toxicol
Dzierżyński E, Blicharz-Grabias E, Komaniecka I, Panek R, Forma A, Gawlik PJ, Puźniak D, Flieger W, Choma A, Suśniak K, Teresiński G, Baj J, Kupisz K, Flieger J.   +13 more
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Gel Shrinkage in Discontinuous Electrophoresis: How to Stabilize the Electrolyte Boundary in Epitachophoresis - Part 2 - Nongel Solid Support. [PDF]

ACS Omega
Kocianová V, Voráčová I, Chung DS, Foret F.   +3 more
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Viscosity properties of concentrated viscoses

Fibre Chemistry, 1988
The physico-chemical properties of viscose containing up to 15% α-cellulose by wt. have been investigated.
N. T. Butkova, G. E. Prozorova, R. N. Mikhailina, Yu. Ya. Malyugin, V. N. Smirnova, S. P. Papkov   +5 more
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Deaeration of high-viscosity viscoses

Fibre Chemistry, 1991
-- Questions about the flow of highly viscous viscoses in evacuators of units for continuous deacration (CDU) have been examined.
V. M. Irklei, K. Ya. Reznik, O. S. Vavrinyuk   +2 more
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Earth's Viscosity

Science, 1966
Seismic methods are now being used to determine not only Earth's elastic properties, but also by how much it departs from a perfectly elastic body. The seismic anelasticity ( Q ) varies by several orders of magnitude throughout the mantle, the main feature being an extremely dissipative zone in the upper mantle ...
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Chaos viscosity and turbulent viscosity

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 1999
Abstract Chaos or turbulence induces a viscosity by the contraction of motion. The driven damped pendulum which shows chaos is rewritten in the form that has viscosity derived from the nonlinear term. It is shown that the fluctuation–dissipation theory holds between the dissipation and the random force derived from the nonlinear term.
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