Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... Waals model ) without having to introduce the more explicit features of the double layer . Of course , if one wishes to move in the opposite direction : to estimate the likely magnitude of w ( or the activity coefficients of adsorbed ...
... Waals model ) without having to introduce the more explicit features of the double layer . Of course , if one wishes to move in the opposite direction : to estimate the likely magnitude of w ( or the activity coefficients of adsorbed ...
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... Waals force . ( The van der Waals force can also be obtained by differentiation of eqn ( 4.4.19 ) assuming D « R. ) Equation ( 15.3.5 ) may be integrated to give ( Exercise 15.3.5 ) : D2 ( t ) = D2 ( 0 ) — At 18πηρ ( 15.3.6 ) Recently ...
... Waals force . ( The van der Waals force can also be obtained by differentiation of eqn ( 4.4.19 ) assuming D « R. ) Equation ( 15.3.5 ) may be integrated to give ( Exercise 15.3.5 ) : D2 ( t ) = D2 ( 0 ) — At 18πηρ ( 15.3.6 ) Recently ...
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... Waals attraction has been suppressed , the effect is principally on the viscous behaviour ( Fig . 2.4.9 ) and such systems show little elasticity . As the number of particle contacts increases , however , so that contact is essentially ...
... Waals attraction has been suppressed , the effect is principally on the viscous behaviour ( Fig . 2.4.9 ) and such systems show little elasticity . As the number of particle contacts increases , however , so that contact is essentially ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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