Assuming Stoke’s Law applies, a. Calculate the velocity of a 1.8 cm NaCl particle (S.G = 2.16) falling in water (viscosity is 1.1 cP). b. Calculate the drag force and drag coefficient for this particle.

Assuming Stoke’s Law applies, a. Calculate the velocity of a 1.8 cm NaCl particle (S.G = 2.16) falling in water (viscosity is 1.1 cP). b. Calculate the drag force and drag coefficient for this particle.

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Assuming Stoke’s Law applies,

a. Calculate the velocity of a 1.8 cm NaCl particle (S.G = 2.16) falling in water (viscosity is 1.1 cP).

b. Calculate the drag force and drag coefficient for this particle.

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