Define fluid mechanics and Rheology? Why Rheometers are Prefer than viscometer in analyzing the flow properties of pharmaceutical liquid preparations ? Write the significance of rheology in Pharmaceutical field?

Define fluid mechanics and Rheology? Why Rheometers are Prefer than viscometer in analyzing the flow properties of pharmaceutical liquid preparations ? Write the significance of rheology in Pharmaceutical field?

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Define fluid mechanics and Rheology? Why
Rheometers are Prefer than viscometer in
analyzing the flow properties of pharmaceutical
liquid preparations ? Write the significance of
rheology in Pharmaceutical field?

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