Flow-small angle neutron scattering measurements of colloidal dispersion microstructure evolution through the shear thickening transition

By B. Maranzano, Norman J. Wagner. 2002

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry

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Citations in the corpus

• FLUID MECHANICS AND RHEOLOGY OF DENSE SUSPENSIONS (2001, unknown): “Suspension microstructure, including anisotropy, can also be measured by light-scattering and small-angle neutronscattering experiments (Maranzano & Wagner 2002, Wagner & Russel 1990).”
• Local determination of the constitutive law of a dense suspension of noncolloidal particles through magnetic resonance imaging (2005, methodology): “(1998) with and without any dependence of the dimensionless diffusion coefficients on concentration, and the Nott and Brady (1994) and Mills and Snabre (1995) model, adapted by Morris and Boulay (1999) in the case of a wide-gap Couette flow, where particle fluxes are generated by gradients in normal”
• The role of dilation and confining stresses in shear thickening of dense suspensions (2010, background): “While Hoffman observed an order-disorder transition along with Discontinuous Shear Thickening, it was shown that such a transition is not necessary (Maranzano and Wagner, 2002; Egres and Wagner, 2005; Egres et al., 2006), which suggests the order-disorder transition is not the key to explaining the…”
• Shear thickening of cornstarch suspensions (2012, background): “Bender and Wagner (1996) and Maranzano and Wagner (2002) attribute the phenomenon to the shear-induced formation of hydrodynamic clusters – transient concentration fluctuations that are driven and sustained by the applied shear field.”
• The rheology of shear thickening fluid (STF) and the dynamic performance of an STF-filled damper (2008, methodology): “This hydrocluster mechanism has been demonstrated experimentally through rheological, rheo-optical and neutron experiments [15], as well as computer simulations [16].”