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December 7, 2023Physical Review Fluids3 citationsOpen Access

Towards a constitutive relation for emulsions exhibiting a yield stress

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HKHeleen V. M. KibbelaarADAntoine DeblaisGBGuillaume Briand

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Many materials encountered around us in daily life are yield stress materials, which behave solid-like for small applied stresses, but start to flow when the applied stress exceeds a threshold. The shear viscosity of these materials is relatively well understood. However, this is far from a complete and satisfactory description of the mechanical response, and most flows are more complicated. A coherent picture for general flows is still lacking.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6e5c37fe4101aa97dfa568https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevfluids.8.123301
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