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January 1, 1888The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

VIII. On the theory of electric endosmose and other allied phenomean, and on the existence of a sliding coefficient for a fluid in contact with a solid

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VIII.On the Theor~j of Electric Endosmose and other Allied _Phenomena, and on the Existence of a Sliding Coe~clent for a J~Tuid in contact with a Solid.

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Horace Lamb (1888) studied this question.

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