Srinivasa R. Raghavan

Works (11)

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2008 journal article

Influence of binary surfactant mixtures on the rheology of associative polymer solutions

LANGMUIR, 24(15), 7797–7802.

By: S. Talwar n, L. Scanu n, S. Raghavan n & S. Khan n 

TL;DR: It is found that equimolar NP4-NP12 mixtures significantly enhance the zero-shear viscosities of HASE solutions as compared to equivalent amounts of NP8, especially at high overall surfactant concentrations. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2001 journal article

Effect of colloidal fillers on the cross-linking of a UV-curable polymer: Gel point rheology and the Winter-Chambon criterion

MACROMOLECULES, 34(13), 4526–4533.

By: B. Chiou n, . Raghavan  n & S. Khan  n

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2001 journal article

Thermoreversible gelation in aqueous dispersions of colloidal particles bearing grafted poly(ethylene oxide) chains

Journal of Rheology (New York, N.Y.), 45(4), 913–927.

By: J. Shay, S. Raghavan & S. Khan 

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2000 journal article

Rheology of silica dispersions in organic liquids: New evidence for solvation forces dictated by hydrogen bonding

LANGMUIR, 16(21), 7920–7930.

By: . Raghavan *, H. Walls n & S. Khan n 

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1999 journal article

Associative polymers bearing n-alkyl hydrophobes: rheological evidence for microgel-like behavior

Journal of Rheology (New York, N.Y.), 43(5), 1175–1194.

By: R. English, S. Raghavan, R. Jenkins & S. Khan 

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1999 journal article

Colloidal interactions between particles with tethered nonpolar chains dispersed in polar media: Direct correlation between dynamic rheology and interaction parameters

LANGMUIR, 16(3), 1066–1077.

By: . Raghavan  n, J. Hou n, G. Baker  n & S. Khan n 

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1999 patent

Composite electrolyte containing surface modified fumed silica

Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

By: S. Khan , P. Fedkiw , G. Baker, J. Fan, S. Raghavan & J. Hou

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1999 journal article

Enhanced miscibility of low-molecular-weight polystyrene polyisoprene blends in supercritical CO2

JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY B, 103(26), 5472–5476.

By: T. Walker n, . Raghavan  n, . Royer n, S. Smith n, G. Wignall  n, Y. Melnichenko n, S. Khan n , R. Spontak n 

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1998 journal article

Composite polymer electrolytes based on poly(ethylene glycol) and hydrophobic fumed silica: Dynamic rheology and microstructure

CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS, 10(1), 244–251.

By: . Raghavan  n, M. Riley n, P. Fedkiw n  & S. Khan n 

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1998 journal article

Composite polymer electrolytes using surface-modified fumed silicas: conductivity and rheology

SOLID STATE IONICS, 111(1-2), 117–123.

By: J. Fan n, . Raghavan  n, X. Yu n, S. Khan n , P. Fedkiw n , J. Hou*, G. Baker *

author keywords: surface-modified fumed silicas; composite polymer electrolytes; conductivity; rheology
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1997 journal article

Shear-thickening response of fumed silica suspensions under steady and oscillatory shear

JOURNAL OF COLLOID AND INTERFACE SCIENCE, 185(1), 57–67.

By: . Raghavan  n & S. Khan n 

author keywords: shear-thickening; strain-thickening; suspensions; rheology; fumed silica
TL;DR: The combination of shear- and strain-thickening behavior can be qualitatively explained using a clustering mechanism, which attributes the various phenomena to the formation of temporary, flow-induced clusters. (via Semantic Scholar)
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