Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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Page 758
... Note that at low pH when the surface is positive , small additions of Ca2 + ( < 10-3 M ) have no effect on the charge . Only when the Ca2 + concentration exceeds that of the background K✶ does it begin to have an effect , presumably ...
... Note that at low pH when the surface is positive , small additions of Ca2 + ( < 10-3 M ) have no effect on the charge . Only when the Ca2 + concentration exceeds that of the background K✶ does it begin to have an effect , presumably ...
Page 887
... Note that F > 0 corresponds to a repulsive force . It is interesting to note that in eqn ( 15.3.4 ) the hydrodynamic force has the appearance of a Stokes drag on a sphere of radius R ( −6лŋR dD / dt ) amplified by a factor ( R / D ) ...
... Note that F > 0 corresponds to a repulsive force . It is interesting to note that in eqn ( 15.3.4 ) the hydrodynamic force has the appearance of a Stokes drag on a sphere of radius R ( −6лŋR dD / dt ) amplified by a factor ( R / D ) ...
Page 974
... Note that the solubility increases very markedly close to the optimum temperature which is also the phase inversion temperature . Above that temperature the non - ionic becomes more soluble in the oil than in the water , the detergent ...
... Note that the solubility increases very markedly close to the optimum temperature which is also the phase inversion temperature . Above that temperature the non - ionic becomes more soluble in the oil than in the water , the detergent ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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