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Are all bubbles spherical?

October 24, 2022

Bubbles in water are studied intensively. For modeling and measurement purposes it is sometimes assumed that bubbles are spherical, but this is only true up to a certain size: When the hydrostatic pressure difference from top to bottom of the bubble is...

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The History of Sequoia – Part XI

July 5, 2022

…Wherein we’ll learn about the LISST-VSF and some arriving and departing employees. (Part X can be found here: https://www.sequoiasci.com/article/the-history-of-sequoia-part-x/ ) The LISST-VSF In 2011, Sequoia finished an SBIR (Small Business Innovation...

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The history of the O-ring

March 7, 2022

O-rings are so ubiquitous today – at least for all of us building underwater instrumentation for the underwater technology industry – that we generally think of them as something that has always been around. But that is not the case. The other night...

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Measurements of VSF of Irregular Particles

March 31, 2017

Comparison of measured and theoretical scattering and polarization properties of narrow size range irregular sediment particles Wayne Homer Slade, Yogesh C. Agrawal, and Ole A. Mikkelsen Sequoia Scientific, Inc., 2700 Richards Rd, Ste. 107, Bellevue,...

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