Consider a spherical particle 4 microns in diameter with a density of 3,000 kg/cm 3 falling through
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Consider a spherical particle 4 microns in diameter with a density of 3,000 kg/cm3 falling through water of 0.001 N-s/m2 viscosity. At 10–5 s, what is the particle velocity? Confirm that the particle is in the Stokes’ law range. Assume the particle is at its terminal velocity.
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