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      Preface                                          §2.4  Flow through an Annulus  53
                                                       §2.5  Flow of Two Adjacent  Immiscible Fluids  56
      Chapter 0  The Subject of Transport              §2.6  Creeping Flow around a Sphere  58
                Phenomena     1                                Ex. 2.6-1  Determination of Viscosity from the
                                                                 Terminal Velocity of a Falling Sphere  61
                                                       Questions for Discussion  61
                                                       Problems   62
       Part I  Momentum   Transport
                                                       Chapter 3  The Equations  of  Change  for
      Chapter 1  Viscosity  and the Mechanisms of                Isothermal Systems    75
                Momentum Transport      11
                                                       §3.1  The Equation of Continuity  77
      §1.1  Newton's Law of Viscosity (Molecular Momentum      Ex. 3.1-1  Normal Stresses at Solid Surfaces for
            Transport)  11                                       Incompressible Newtonian Fluids  78
                                                       §3.2  The Equation  of Motion  78
              Ex. 1.1-1  Calculation of Momentum Flux  15
      §1.2  Generalization  of Newton's Law of Viscosity  16  §3.3  The Equation  of Mechanical Energy  81
      §1.3  Pressure and Temperature Dependence of     §3.4°  The Equation  of Angular Momentum  82
            Viscosity  21                              §3.5  The Equations  of Change in Terms of the
                                                             Substantial Derivative  83
              Ex. 13-1  Estimation of Viscosity from Critical
                Properties  23                                 Ex. 3.5-1  The Bernoulli Equation for the Steady
      §1.4°  Molecular Theory  of the Viscosity  of Gases at Low  Flow of Inviscid Flu ids  86
            Density   23                               §3.6  Use of the Equations  of Change to Solve Flow
                                                             Problems   86
              Ex. 1.4-1  Computation of the Viscosity of a Gas
                Mixture at Low Density  28                     Ex. 3.6-1  Steady Flow in a Long Circular
              Ex. 1.4-2  Prediction of the Viscosity of a Gas    Tube   88
                Mixture at Low Density  28                     Ex. 3.6-2  Falling Film with Variable
      §1.5°  Molecular Theory of the Viscosity of Liquids  29    Viscosity  89
              Ex. 1.5-1  Estimation of the Viscosity of a Pure  Ex. 3.6-3  Operation of a Couette Viscometer  89
                Liquid  31                                     Ex. 3.6-4  Shape of the Surface of a Rotating
      §1.6°  Viscosity  of Suspensions and Emulsions  31         Liquid   93
      §1.7  Convective Momentum Transport  34                  Ex. 3.6-5  Flow near a Slowly Rotating
      Questions for Discussion  37                               Sphere   95
      Problems   37                                    §3.7  Dimensional Analysis of the Equations of
                                                             Change    97
                                                               Ex. 3.7-1  Transverse Flow around a Circular
      Chapter 2  Shell Momentum  Balances and  Velocity
                                                                 Cylinder  98
                Distributions in Laminar Flow   40
                                                               Ex. 3.7-2  Steady Flow in an Agitated  Tank  101
      §2.1  Shell Momentum Balances and  Boundary              Ex. 3.7-3  Pressure Drop for Creeping Flow in a
            Conditions  41                                       Packed Tube  103
      §2.2  Flow of a Falling Film  42                 Questions for Discussion  104
              Ex. 2.2-1  Calculation of Film Velocity  47  Problems  104
              Ex. 2.2-2  Falling Film with Variable
                Viscosity  47                          Chapter 4  Velocity Distributions with More  than
      §2.3  Flow Through a Circular Tube  48
                                                                 One Independent Variable    114
              Ex. 2.3-1  Determination of Viscosity from Capillary
                Flow Data  52                          §4.1  Time-Dependent Flow of Newtonian Fluids  114
              Ex. 2.3-2  Compressible Flow in a Horizontal     Ex. 4.1-1  Flow near a Wall Suddenly Set in
                Circular Tube  53                                Motion   115
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