From: Richard Bates <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2003 15:26:50 +0000 (GMT)

Hello Vic,

I hope that i have finished the capillary inner diameter measurements. we
have measured 5 lengths of tube for each capillary. The summary of the
diameters are given below. they agree pretty well with the quoted values.

the capillaries were cut close to the desired lengths for the experiment
capillary_1 = 2.2m
capillary_2 = 3.2m
capillary_3 = 4.2m
capillary_4 = 5.2m
capillary_5 = 6.2m

ID: 0.65mm
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capillary_1	0.0654463cm	0.654
capillary_2	0.065307958cm	0.653
capillary_3	0.065534353cm	0.655
capillary_4	0.065831638cm	0.658
capillary_5	0.065434117cm	0.654

average(mm)	0.6551
std (mm)	0.0020
std (%)		0.3

ID: 0.75mm
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capillary_1 	0.074283676		0.743
capillary_2	0.074299327		0.743
capillary_3	0.074105734		0.741
capillary_4	0.074436645		0.744
capillary_5	0.073916838		0.739

average (mm)	0.7421
std (mm)	0.0020
std (%)		0.3

ID: 1.00mm
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capillary_1	0.098626198		0.986
capillary_2	0.098773562		0.988
capillary_3	0.098979738		0.990
capillary_4	0.099062572		0.991
capillary_5	0.098889323		0.989

average (mm)	0.9887
std (mm)	0.0017
std (%)		0.2

yours

Richard

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