Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... shown in Fig . 12.1.1 ( c ) where the overall isotherm ( III ) is the sum of two Langmuir expressions with different K values . The extreme form of this behaviour is shown in Fig . 12.1.1 ( d ) where the system obeys the Freundlich ...
... shown in Fig . 12.1.1 ( c ) where the overall isotherm ( III ) is the sum of two Langmuir expressions with different K values . The extreme form of this behaviour is shown in Fig . 12.1.1 ( d ) where the system obeys the Freundlich ...
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... shown in Fig . ( 11.3.3 ) to that shown in Fig . ( 14.1.3 ) . The central task of liquid - state theory , begun in Chapter 11 , is to quantify this intimate relationship between g ( r ) and the interparticle potential . We shall ...
... shown in Fig . ( 11.3.3 ) to that shown in Fig . ( 14.1.3 ) . The central task of liquid - state theory , begun in Chapter 11 , is to quantify this intimate relationship between g ( r ) and the interparticle potential . We shall ...
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... shown in Fig . 17.6.1 . The range over which S ( Q ) can be evaluated from light scattering is shown on the same scale which indicates clearly how limited the latter technique is in this respect . Note also that this range of Q values ...
... shown in Fig . 17.6.1 . The range over which S ( Q ) can be evaluated from light scattering is shown on the same scale which indicates clearly how limited the latter technique is in this respect . Note also that this range of Q values ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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