Electroviscosity is a electrokinetic phenomenon characterized by the increase in apparent viscosity of a fluid containing charged particles or ions under the influence of an applied electric field due to the coupling between ion motion and solvent hydrodynamics.
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Contribution to the study of electrocoagulation mechanism in basic textile effluent
Zaina Zaroual, M. Azzi, N. Saïb et al. · Journal of Hazardous Materials · 2005 · 214 citations
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McGill University
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Battersea Arts Centre
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