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As sodium sulfide is a reducing agent so we need an oxiding agent for redox titration. But which oxidizing agent is the most appropriate for that?

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In polyester staple fiber industry, it is so important to test even dyeability of fibers from the same lot number. I need to know details of test method for this parameter and its control limits.

Hello, I tried to scan the carbon fiber samples a couple of times using Nano-CT, but it could not display any model with distinguishable fibers in it. I was using Rigaku Nano3dx. Is there anybody who has successfully scanned the carbon fiber samples with Nano-CT?

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The methods we used would be arm-in-cage, so, forearm should be inserted in 55cmx50cmx50 cage with 200 sugar fed Aedes albopictus female.

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As we know, shearing wool is one of the administrative processes that reduce heat stress in the summer season, but there is shearing of wool in late spring, when temperatures are lower than summer, so what is the appropriate length for the wool fiber remaining after shearing.

I am out of this discussion. Except that fluids with high positive viscosity are made up of particles (quantum or a little above) with high attractive forces between them (water or malaises). Therefore, a fluid with negative viscosity must be made up of particles with high repulsive forces between them. Examples of high repulsive media are a highly focused electron beam,. a stream of fluid of high pressure in contact boundaries of much lower pressure. Focused electron beam is good because high force per unit weight. I deal gases are the example of no force only impact and some positive viscosity. Supper fluidic states of helium does not have any positive viscosity, hence no impacts between fluid stream lines.

Positive viscosity dissipates kinetic energy and forms vortices. Negative viscosity must produce kinetic energy from the potential of the repulsive forces which must be high to be noticeable. Since turbulence starts at Reynolds number above 2000, negative viscosity fluid flows must become laminar soon after any stirring created a vortex. That vortex will straighten.