On the viscosity and shear modulus of strongly interacting
On the viscosity and shear modulus of strongly interacting
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关于强相互作用的粘度和剪切模量
DOI:
10.1088/0305-4470/19/13/023
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
R. Klein
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作者:
W. Dozier;R. Klein
We have studied the viscosity of dilute suspensions of strongly interacting monodispersed colloidal particles. Theoretically we find that the viscosity can be calculated from the infinite frequency shear modulus times a Maxwellian relaxation time G-T, where G" is obtained from the interactions and T depends on the interparticle spacing but is independent of the interactions over the physically interesting range. Experimentally we find that this relation holds quantitatively when G is identified with the shear modulus extrapolated from measurements on colloidal crystals, and when T is taken as a 'Lindemann time'-the time for a particle to diffuse - $j of the distance to a near neighbour-a similar value results from the calculations. Thus for the Brownian dynamics of colloids it is possible to completely determine the viscosity of the melted state from measurements of the solid.