Extrusion Rheometry of Fluid Materials

A capillary extrusion rheometer was developed and tested using Newtonian oils of known viscosity and seven endodontic sealers. The described apparatus and technique appears appropriate for comparative assessment of the rheological characteristics of a variety of fluid dental materials. (Author)

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Main Authors: Vermilyea,Stanley G, Huget,Eugene F, de Simon,Laszlo B
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CAPILLARY TUBES
DENTAL EQUIPMENT
DENTAL PULP
Endodontics
EXTRUSION
Medicine and Medical Research
RHEOMETERS
SEALING COMPOUNDS
TEST METHODS
VISCOSITY
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DENTAL EQUIPMENT
DENTAL PULP
Endodontics
EXTRUSION
Medicine and Medical Research
RHEOMETERS
SEALING COMPOUNDS
TEST METHODS
VISCOSITY
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