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From the comparison of the i-t curves, obtained with thin-walled pointed capillaries, with the equations of koutecky and matsuda it is found that :
1. The majority of the first i-t curve is represented by Koutecky's equation.
2. Screening is not important for the deviations at the beginning of the drop life.
3. An improved agreement between experiment and theory can be obtained with a time-dependent correction term + (b +[39—b]t/τ) (following the idea of Hans) in the Koutecky equation.
4. The remaining deviation at the beginning of the drop-life (up to about 0.2 sec) can perhaps be given a physical meaning with a new equation.
5. The thin-walled pointed capillary can reduce but not eliminate the depletion effect.