Stabilization of Colloidal Dispersions by Polymer Adsorption |
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Tatsuo Sato, Richard Ruch. functional groups , each of which can potentially be adsorbed at a surface , whereas smaller molecules are usually mono func- tional . A number of models for the configuration of adsorbed poly- mers can be ...
Tatsuo Sato, Richard Ruch. functional groups , each of which can potentially be adsorbed at a surface , whereas smaller molecules are usually mono func- tional . A number of models for the configuration of adsorbed poly- mers can be ...
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... adsorbed molecules may be classified into the following type of models : 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . If a = 0 , the adsorption ... adsorbed segments is 1 . If a 1 [ 48 ] , the adsorption would be directly proportion- al to the molecular weight . In ...
... adsorbed molecules may be classified into the following type of models : 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . If a = 0 , the adsorption ... adsorbed segments is 1 . If a 1 [ 48 ] , the adsorption would be directly proportion- al to the molecular weight . In ...
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... adsorbed molecules lying on the surface . Their equations indicate that the fraction of the surface cov- ered is proportional to the weight of polymer adsorbed and that the amount adsorbed at low concentration is proportional to the ...
... adsorbed molecules lying on the surface . Their equations indicate that the fraction of the surface cov- ered is proportional to the weight of polymer adsorbed and that the amount adsorbed at low concentration is proportional to the ...
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