Where in Bird Stewart and Lightfoot does it cover non-Newtonian fluids

[Ahmed Naji]

TL;DR

I search for a specific text in specific book

In this topic >> https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/stress-tensor-for-non-Newtonian-fluid.860240/
Mr. Chestermiller replies that "For a purely viscous non-Newtonian fluid (not viscoelastic), you use exactly the same form of equation as for a Newtonian fluid (see Bird, Stewart, and Lightfoot)". Actually, this reply is the exact answer what I searching for.
Can anyone tell me what is the page of the given book which say that ?

 

[ChemAir]

According to my index, page 79 for Newtonian Fluids, and 101 for non-Newtonian. Mine's an older book, copyright 1960. I'm not sure if there are recent additions that might change the page numbering.

I don't know that you will find the exact quote from the post in the same exact wording in the book. You may have to do some reading and thinking on it.

 

[Chestermiller]

Summary:: I search for a specific text in specific book

In this topic >> https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/stress-tensor-for-non-Newtonian-fluid.860240/
Mr. Chestermiller replies that "For a purely viscous non-Newtonian fluid (not viscoelastic), you use exactly the same form of equation as for a Newtonian fluid (see Bird, Stewart, and Lightfoot)". Actually, this reply is the exact answer what I searching for.
Can anyone tell me what is the page of the given book which say that ?

Section 8.3, page 241, 2nd Edition circa 2000.