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The temperature can affect the viscosity of Viscous liquids

It is possible to measure viscosity with a temperature-controlled bath to determine the relationship between different temperatures and corresponding viscosity values. For some applications, the effect of temperature on the viscosity of a solution can be directly critical.

Purpose

It is possible to vary the temperature in the bath between 10°C and 150°C by using different media. The viscosity meter provides a very reliable relationship between temperature and viscosity. Examples of customer assignments can be that we measure the viscosity of different batter components, which gives the customer an idea of ​​the viscosity of the finished coating batter.

The viscosity of homogeneous solutions can be determined, but not fiber suspensions because they are not homogeneous solutions.

Method

The viscosity meter from Brookfield.

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The temperature can affect the viscosity of Viscous liquids

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