Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... suspension , for example , the primary interaction may be due to excluded volume , which merely reflects the fact that particles cannot pass through one another . This is the so - called ' hard- sphere ' interaction of Chapter 11. We ...
... suspension , for example , the primary interaction may be due to excluded volume , which merely reflects the fact that particles cannot pass through one another . This is the so - called ' hard- sphere ' interaction of Chapter 11. We ...
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... suspension is , from eqn ( 14.1.2 ) , Peff = ( 1 + 2λa / 8 ) 3 ( 14.1.3 ) so that if λ is only two particle diameters , the behaviour of the 8.8 % hard - sphere suspension considered earlier will occur in this suspension at q = 0.07 ...
... suspension is , from eqn ( 14.1.2 ) , Peff = ( 1 + 2λa / 8 ) 3 ( 14.1.3 ) so that if λ is only two particle diameters , the behaviour of the 8.8 % hard - sphere suspension considered earlier will occur in this suspension at q = 0.07 ...
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... suspension medium which may act as a lubricant , allowing the suspension to ' slip ' with respect to the solid surface . The problem can be alleviated by deliberately roughening the cylinder surfaces or , in extreme cases , introducing ...
... suspension medium which may act as a lubricant , allowing the suspension to ' slip ' with respect to the solid surface . The problem can be alleviated by deliberately roughening the cylinder surfaces or , in extreme cases , introducing ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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