Viscosity of Gases at Atmospheric Pressure

Electro-Hydrodynamics of Micro-Discharges in Gases at Atmospheric Pressure

Viscosity of liquid Fe at high pressure

Synchrotron x-ray radiography has been used to measure the viscosity of pure liquid Fe at high pressure and temperature in a large volume press. A probe sphere rising through liquid Fe at high pressure and temperature is imaged, in situ, allowing for the derivation of sample viscosity through a modified form of Stokes’ equation. The effect of pressure on viscosity is fit by the semi empirical f...

Thermo Physical Properties of Some Physical and Chemical Solvents at Atmospheric Pressure

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Plasma-Assisted Deposition at Atmospheric Pressure

In plasma-assisted deposition methods the activation energy necessary for the initiation of chemical reactions is transferred via charged particles. Due to this fact in many cases the process temperature can be kept small, if gas discharges at pressures below 1 hPa are used. On the other hand low pressure requires a great deal of vacuum equipment. Processes at atmospheric pressure are more favo...

Transmission Electron Microscopy at Atmospheric Pressure

The ability to monitor dynamic processes in-situ is crucial for understanding structure-property relationships in nano-engineered materials. In the past decade, the majority of atomic-scale electron microscopy studies involving gas-solid interactions were conducted in an environmental transmission electron microscope (ETEM), where the gas pressure is typically limited to no more than 1/100 of a...