Experimental evaluation of the adhesion properties and distinctive features of the spreading of an electrorheological liquid under electric action

A study is made of the action of a constant electric field on the process of spreading of a droplet of an electrorheological liquid. It has been revealed that the effective viscosity, the surface tension, and the equilibrium contact angle of the electrorheological-liquid droplet and the adhesion pro...

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Hauptverfasser: KOROBKO, E. V, GONCHAROVA, N. A, GORODKIN, R. G, BAIKOV, V. I
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