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S9<br />

TABLE A-l<br />

VISCOSITY OF 93.7 PERCE1~<br />

GLYCERIN~<br />

Temperature<br />

(oC)<br />

Viscosity<br />

(Centipoise)<br />

0 2760<br />

10 982<br />

20 413<br />

30 193<br />

L~O 99<br />

50 56.5<br />

60 34 .. 1<br />

70 24 .. 7<br />

80 15.3<br />

90 10 .. 9<br />

100 7.9<br />

trhe data vrere assumed to fit an equation <strong>of</strong> the type e<br />

(A-4<br />

and Here plotted as the logarithm <strong>of</strong> f/ versus the reciprocal<br />

<strong>of</strong> the absolute temperature $<br />

The curve 'L,ras not linear<br />

but a straight line viaS drm·m through the firs t<br />

three<br />

points (corresponding to 100, 90 and 80 °C) and extended<br />

as Sh01·ffi on Figure A-l.<br />

The difference be tvJeen the data and the stl"aight line<br />

<strong>for</strong> any temperature \Vas measured and defined as f to give<br />

equation A-5.<br />

These differences are given in Table A-2.<br />

jJ :: A10 B / T + f<br />

(A-5

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