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Chapters 15 – 17 were written by me from notes provided by John Ralston and
Dianne Atkinson . ... Chapter 12 is a lengthy review of the large amount of
material on adsorption from dilute solution , since this seemed to me to be a
central ...
Chapters 15 – 17 were written by me from notes provided by John Ralston and
Dianne Atkinson . ... Chapter 12 is a lengthy review of the large amount of
material on adsorption from dilute solution , since this seemed to me to be a
central ...
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We will also find them of great value in the study of emulsion systems ( Chapters
16 and 17 ) . ... In this chapter , therefore , we will confine attention almost entirely
to the adsorption of components which are relatively dilute ( on a mole fraction ...
We will also find them of great value in the study of emulsion systems ( Chapters
16 and 17 ) . ... In this chapter , therefore , we will confine attention almost entirely
to the adsorption of components which are relatively dilute ( on a mole fraction ...
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7 Surfactant adsorption Ionic and non - ionic surfactants have a particularly
strong influence on those colloidal properties which depend on particle - particle
interactions ( e . g . stability ( Chapter 7 ) and transport processes ( Chapter 9 ) ) .
7 Surfactant adsorption Ionic and non - ionic surfactants have a particularly
strong influence on those colloidal properties which depend on particle - particle
interactions ( e . g . stability ( Chapter 7 ) and transport processes ( Chapter 9 ) ) .
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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