i) Determine the sedimentation coefficient of sphere particles with 0.1 micrometer size and density of 1200...

i) Determine the sedimentation coefficient of sphere particles with 0.1 micrometer size and density of 1200 kg/m^3 in tetrahydrofuran (THF) at 25 degrees celcius which density of THF is 889 kg/m^3 and its viscosity is 0.456 mPa.s. ii) Assume the particle size is doubled, determine the sedimentation coefficient.

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