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| Dec4-12, 02:22 PM | #1 |
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odd question concerning the sedimentation of particles from a plate
Hi there,
I had clumps of particles on the underside of a plate. A ball bearing was dropped onto the plate which caused the clumps to detach and fall a short distance through still air onto a gel-coated microscope slide. Presumably, the distribution of clump sizes was altered during the fall (fragmentation). I would like to simulate the the fragmentation but I require a formula for the force acting on the clumps. I assume that most of the fragmentation occured during the collision between the ball bearing and the plate. Could anyone advise me on how to approach this problem. Thank you |
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