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Conduction Models in Dielectric Liquids

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Conduction in gases and dielectric liquids (DL) has been reviewed many times. Comprehensive treatments on conduction in gases can be found in the works of Thompson and Thompson [1], and as for DL in the review by Gallagher [2], Adamczevski [3] and Felici [4]. In this section we shall devote our discussion to some of the major controversial issues concerning the natural conductivity due to special ionizing admixtures. The latter has important significance to Electrohydrodynamics applications [5, 6, 7]. Then we shall consider conduction models in dielectric liquids.

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Castellanos, A. (1998). Conduction Models in Dielectric Liquids. In: Castellanos, A. (eds) Electrohydrodynamics. International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, vol 380. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2522-9_6

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