Difference between revisions of "Consistency"
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| − | The degree to which a material resists deformation. Consistency is not a single measurable property but relates to density, firmness, plasticity and/or viscosity. It is usually describe by comparison to everyday materials, such as the adhesive has the consistency of honey. | + | 1) (Physical definition) The degree to which a material resists deformation. Consistency is not a single measurable property but relates to density, firmness, plasticity and/or viscosity. It is usually describe by comparison to everyday materials, such as the adhesive has the consistency of honey. |
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| + | 2) (Chemical definition) The homogeneity of a material. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:50, 4 July 2022
Description
1) (Physical definition) The degree to which a material resists deformation. Consistency is not a single measurable property but relates to density, firmness, plasticity and/or viscosity. It is usually describe by comparison to everyday materials, such as the adhesive has the consistency of honey.
2) (Chemical definition) The homogeneity of a material.