Table of contents for Suspension acoustics : an introduction to the physics of suspensions / Samuel Temkin.

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CONTENTS
Preface
I. Preliminaries
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Types of suspensions
1.3 Particle concentrations
Particle size distributions
Volume concentration
Mass concentration
Mass and volume loadings
Suspension density
1.4 Interparticle separations
II. Conservation equations
2.1 Introduction
Equations of motion
Boundary conditions
2.2 Small particles
Volume averages
Kinematic considerations
2.3 Conservation equations for small particles
Mass
Linear momentum
Angular momentum
Uniform expansion/compression
Associated energies
2.4 Internal Energy
2.5 Energy dissipation
Determination of damping coefficient
2.6 Non-dimensional parameters
2.7 Motion at Re 0
III. Rigid particle heat transfer at Re<<1
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Harmonic particle temperature variations
Heat transfer rate
Low frequencies
Thermal relaxation time
3.3 Particle in oscillatory temperature field
Unsteady heat transfer rate
3.4 Arbitrary time dependence
Sudden temperature change
3.5 Non-uniform particle temperature
The function G(qi)
IV. Translational motion at Re<<1
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Translational oscillations
Fluid pressure
Fluid force on sphere
Decay of oscillations
4.3 Stokes law
4.4 Slowly-changing motions
Sphere in oscillating fluid
Terminal velocity
4.5 Extensions to Stokes' law
Very small particles
Spherical bubbles and droplets
Non-uniform flows
Non-spherical particles
Small but finite Reynolds numbers
Lift force
Empirical forms at finite Re
4.6 Curvilinear motion at finite Re
4.7 The stokeslet
Distributions of stokeslets
4.8 Unsteady effects at Re <<1
Sphere in oscillatory fluid
4.9 The B-B-O equation
Sphere accelerating in Stokes flow
4.10 Unsteady drag at finite Re
Experimental results
4.11 Sphere in a sound wave
Inviscid fluid
Viscous, compressible fluid
Absorption cross section
4.12 Some effects of particle interactions
Very small Reynolds numbers
Finite Reynolds numbers
V. Shape deformations
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Energy considerations
Equilibrium pressure in a droplet or bubble
5.3 Surface vibrations of a small droplet
5.4 Breakup of liquid surfaces
VI. Volume pulsations
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Motion produced by pulsating sphere
Incompressible fluid
Rayleigh's equation
The Rayleigh-Plesset equation
Compressible fluid
6.3 Force on pulsating sphere
6.4 Internal fields
Uniform density
Non-uniform fields
6.5 Surface motion
Damping coefficients
Driven pulsations
6.6 Thermal effects
Particle temperature
Particle pressure
The polytropic index
Surface displacement
Bubbles and droplets in liquids
Aerosol and hydrosol particles
6.7 Energy considerations
Thermal dissipation rate
Absorption cross sections
Thermodynamics of a bubble cycle
VII. Thermodynamics of suspensions
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Equilibrium
7.3 Thermodynamic properties
7.4 Isentropic sound speed
7.5 Equations of state
VIII. The two phase model
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Conservation equations
Conservation of mass
Linear momentum
Internal energy
Equations of state
Particulate pressure
8.3 System of equations
8.4 Force and heat transfer rate
8.5 Near equilibrium flow
8.6 Isothermal sound propagation in an aerosol
8.7 Isothermal sound propagation in a bubbly liquid
8.8 Thermal effects in emulsions and aerosols
8.9 Flow of a dusty gas across a shock wave
The normal shock in a dusty gas
Two phase equations for steady motion
Conditions immediately after of the shock
Equilibrium state downstream of the shock
Remarks about the non-equilibrium region
IX. Sound propagation in suspensions
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Propagation in a fluid without particles
9.3 Attenuation coefficient
Translational attenuation
Pulsational attenuation
Total attenuation
9.4 Propagation via sound emission
Wave equation with sources of mass, force, and heat
Complex wavenumber
Small attenuation
Finite attenuation
Experimental results
9.5 Propagation via compressibility
Dynamic compressibility
Translational contribution
Pulsational contribution
Total changes
9.6 Propagation via causality
The Kramers-Kronig relations
The K-K relations in suspension acoustics
Propagation in an aerosol
X. Applications and extensions
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Reflection at a fluid-suspension interface
Equilibrium conditions
Non-equilibrium
10.3 Extension to polydisperse suspensions
10.4 Suspension characterization
Volume concentration
Particle size
Size distributions
10.5 Acoustical coalescence
The coagulation equations
Smoluchowski's solution
Collision kernel for rectilinear motions
Non-dimensional equations
Acoustic agglomeration of aerosols
Bibliography
Books
A. Basic Physics and Mathematics
B. Particles and Suspensions
Articles
Review articles
Research articles
Appendices
A. Material properties
B. Useful formulas from vector analysis
C. Explicit expressions for some vector and tensor quantities in spherical-
polar coordinates
D. Some properties of the spherical Bessel functions
E. Legendre polynomials
Indices
Author index
Subject undex
Symbol index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Suspensions (Chemistry).
Molecular acoustics.