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From the corresponding equation of state for the pressure of the adsorbed
species ( i . e . the spreading pressure ( Section 5 . 10 . 1 ) ) one can then attempt
to draw some inferences about the nature of the interaction between the
adsorbed ...
From the corresponding equation of state for the pressure of the adsorbed
species ( i . e . the spreading pressure ( Section 5 . 10 . 1 ) ) one can then attempt
to draw some inferences about the nature of the interaction between the
adsorbed ...
Page 768
( where & = 0 ) for indifferent and physically adsorbed ions and the point of zeta
potential reversal ( p . z . r . ) which can occur in the presence of a surfactant
under suitable conditions . The behaviour of surfactants is quite different on ...
( where & = 0 ) for indifferent and physically adsorbed ions and the point of zeta
potential reversal ( p . z . r . ) which can occur in the presence of a surfactant
under suitable conditions . The behaviour of surfactants is quite different on ...
Page 781
They find good agreement between the adsorption densities estimated on this
basis and the experimentally measured Imax ... Note , however , that in this case
the adsorbed hydrocarbon is shielded from the water by the overlying hydrophilic
...
They find good agreement between the adsorption densities estimated on this
basis and the experimentally measured Imax ... Note , however , that in this case
the adsorbed hydrocarbon is shielded from the water by the overlying hydrophilic
...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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