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temperature. To discuss the temperature dependence of  crit. and n , it is necessary
to estimate the exact values of  crit. and n . Figure26 shows the tan  at different 
versus  plots for the CB-24-2/Varnish-1 suspensions at different temperatures.
From the -independent tan  point,  crit. and n values can be determined. The
crit. (c gel ) value is 0.131 (22.0 wt%), 0.118 (20.1wt%), 0.106 (18.2%), and 0.086
(15.0wt%) at 30C, 40C, 50C, and 60C, respectively. The corresponding
critical relaxation exponent n was n =0.71, 0.76, 0.80, and 0.83 at 30C, 40C,
50C, and 60C, respectively. The critical gel concentration shifts to low  and the
corresponding tan  values became large with elevating temperature. Figure 27
shows temperature dependence of the critical exponent n for four kinds of
CB/Varnish-1 suspensions. The critical exponent n increased with elevating
temperature, irrespective of CB species.
Figure 26. Plots of tan  against CB volume fraction  for the CB-24-2 suspensions at
various angular frequencies (0.1, 0.398, 1, 3.98, 10, 39.8 and 100 rad s 1 ). (a) 30C, (b)
40C, (c) 50C, and (d) 60C.  crit. is the critical gel concentration [31].
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