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Effect of additives and measurement procedure on the electrorheology of hematite/silicone oil suspensionsEspin et al., 2006
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- Espin M
- Delgado A
- Plocharski J
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- Rheologica acta
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The effects of measuring procedures and activating additives on the electrorheological (ER) behaviour of hematite/silicone oil suspensions are analysed. The structures built up in the presence of an electric field without shear are stronger than those produced with both …
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