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Propellants, solid introduction

Introduction. In the absence of all contact with an external solid, a prime mover placed in a fluid of finite or even zero density can propel itself by ejecting a fluid or solid mass toward the rear. By convention we say that this mover is propelled by jet propulsion, although the propulsive thrust really results from the effects of pressure and friction exerted on the wall of the hollow interior of the mover by the solids or fluids moving in the interior toward the exhaust nozzle ... [Pg.526]

Three types of SIA system were proposed in coupling with the extraction technique The first one is based on the introduction of bubbles into the system, the second system is based on wetting film that is formed on a Teflon tube wall, and the third one is based on solid-phase extraction. The most utilized system is the one based on bubbles. The most reliable is the one based on a Teflon tube wall, and the principle of functioning of this system is as follows. The aqueous sample is propelled through the segment of organic solvent whose flow is impeded due to hydrophobic interactions with the walls of Teflon extraction coil. This wall drag allows the faster... [Pg.2159]


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