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Method for Testing the Viscosity of Mouthwash
12 Jun 2017This application note presents a method for assessing the viscosity of mouthwash using a Brookfield LVDV-III Ultra Rheometer with Rheocalc v3.1 software for automated instrument control and data acquisition. It describes how the rheometer allowed running of the speed ramp test at a wide variety of speeds and gives example experimental results.
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