Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... ( Section 6.4 ) Hall's later ( 1980 ) paper shows it to be independent of the detailed structure of the interface . It does , however , depend heavily on the use of the electrokinetic ( - ) potential ( Section 9.11 ) , especially in the ...
... ( Section 6.4 ) Hall's later ( 1980 ) paper shows it to be independent of the detailed structure of the interface . It does , however , depend heavily on the use of the electrokinetic ( - ) potential ( Section 9.11 ) , especially in the ...
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... Section 13.3 we set out the arguments used in the derivation of the electrokinetic equations . The calculation of any electrokinetic effect involves the solution of these equations subject to certain boundary conditions ( Section 13.4 ) ...
... Section 13.3 we set out the arguments used in the derivation of the electrokinetic equations . The calculation of any electrokinetic effect involves the solution of these equations subject to certain boundary conditions ( Section 13.4 ) ...
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... Section 15.2 by classifying thin liquid films of increasing complexity from those which contain only small molecules to those involving charged and polymeric species . The various forces which are involved ( van der Waals ...
... Section 15.2 by classifying thin liquid films of increasing complexity from those which contain only small molecules to those involving charged and polymeric species . The various forces which are involved ( van der Waals ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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