Video: The Complexity of Fluids
Video: The Complexity of Fluids
Paulo Arratia, associate professor, mechanical engineering and applied mechanics, University of Pennsylvania, elaborates on the behavior of complex fluids and discusses their role in the production of nanoparticles.
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