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Old Aug 10, 2005, 09:04 AM
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dispersal of one liquid within another

ok, I am interested in how two liquids react..

say i have a tank full of a liquid: water for example

I am going to inject another liquid into it, via a submerged syringe. The liquid i am injecting is soluble in water..

What factors will govern how quickly the second liquid will disperse in the water, and how?

I am guessing that the following will play a part:

force of the injection,
width of apperture of the syringe
density of the liquid relative to water.


Actually, I was thinking about a situation where plasma is shot out of a tube into air, and I'm using the above as an analogy..

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