Sentence examples for much lower viscosity from inspiring English sources
It has been found that both of the ILs are immiscible with water, and [Et2NEmim][PF6] has much lower viscosity, much higher thermal stability and much higher SO2 absorption rate than [Et2NEmpyr][Et2NEmpyr
Our results show that a very thin layer of liquid with a much lower viscosity than that of PFPE is able to reduce the shear stress by a few orders of magnitude.
Weve developed a new oxide-based chemistry that has a much lower viscosity and a much lower melting point than other glass materials.
It is possible that magmas in the conduit and magma chamber have much lower viscosity due mainly to lower crystallinity and higher water content.
The concrete pumping can therefore be considered in most cases as the shearing of an annular layer that is a few millimeters thick and has much lower viscosity than the concrete itself.
No equivalent behavior has yet been shown in a terrestrial mammal, possibly because the much lower viscosity and density of air prevents this mode of whisker use.
The high speed photography confirmed that this was due to these two ashes having much lower viscosities (at high strain rates).
Gao et al. (2013) compared the products of Inner Mongolia oil sands processed, respectively, by organic solvent extraction and fluidized-bed thermal reaction (pyrolysis) and found that the liquid product from the fluidized-bed thermal reaction had much lower density, viscosity and Conradson carbon residue than that from organic solvent extraction.
The oligomers bearing pendant phenyl groups exhibit much lower melt viscosities at low temperatures, and thus provide wide processing window.
Compared with the linear poly(AM-co-AMPS) having the similar molecular weight, S-poly(AM-co-AMPS) provides the drilling fluids with better shear-thinning characteristics and much lower apparent viscosities under non-aging and high-temperatures.
Upon heating the thickened resin, we found that the viscosity was reduced to much lower than the viscosity of the regular resins.
