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rhe

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rhe [rē]
(fluid mechanics)
A unit of dynamic fluidity, equal to the dynamic fluidity of a fluid whose dynamic viscosity is 1 centipoise.
A unit of kinematic fluidity, equal to the kinematic fluidity of a fluid whose kinematic viscosity is 1 centistoke.
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