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... occurs only when the liquid wets the surface , because then the right - hand side of eq . 2.3.4 is positive . In the derivation we have treated the thickness of the film 8 as given . In fact , to determine 8 , we must go beyond the mac ...
... occurs only when the liquid wets the surface , because then the right - hand side of eq . 2.3.4 is positive . In the derivation we have treated the thickness of the film 8 as given . In fact , to determine 8 , we must go beyond the mac ...
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... occur via surfactant monomers or micelles , but desorption probably in- volves a large and multiply charged mixed ... occurs by slow dissolution until the mixture reaches an isotropic state . Figure 4.21 Variation of solubilization ...
... occur via surfactant monomers or micelles , but desorption probably in- volves a large and multiply charged mixed ... occurs by slow dissolution until the mixture reaches an isotropic state . Figure 4.21 Variation of solubilization ...
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... occurs when the cur- vature departs too far from its optimum value . The percolation threshold occurs when the radii of the spheres deduced from eq . 11.2.5 approximately correspond to the spontaneous curvature H. As we can see from the ...
... occurs when the cur- vature departs too far from its optimum value . The percolation threshold occurs when the radii of the spheres deduced from eq . 11.2.5 approximately correspond to the spontaneous curvature H. As we can see from the ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
Exercises | 34 |
Related to Surface Tension and | 44 |
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