Maximizing Sedimentation Velocity of 2 um Silica Particles in Water

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Increasing the sedimentation velocity of 2 µm silica particles in water can be approached through various methods, as indicated by the sedimentation equation. Two methods involve adding substances to the water, while a third method does not require any additives. The discussion highlights the need for clarity regarding any limitations or constraints on the proposed methods. Understanding the specific conditions and parameters is crucial for effectively maximizing sedimentation velocity. Overall, exploring these methods can lead to enhanced sedimentation rates for silica particles in aqueous environments.
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Is it possible to increase the sedimentation velocity of silica particles (2 um diameter )in water?

<br /> v = \frac{2}{9 \eta}R_s^2(\rho_{silica} - \rho_{water})g<br />
 
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Just looking at the equation I can think of at least three methods - two require adding something to water, third doesn't.

I think your question is a little bit too vague - are there any limitations to what we can/can not do?
 
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