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Sedimentation of a circular disk in power law fluidsNITIN, S; CHHABRA, R. P.Journal of colloid and interface science. 2006, Vol 295, Num 2, pp 520-527, issn 0021-9797, 8 p.Article

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Flow of non-Newtonian power law liquids through packed and fluidized bedsCHHABRA, R. P; MANJUNATH, M.Chemical engineering communications (Print). 1991, Vol 106, pp 33-42, issn 0098-6445Article

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