Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... approach of two semi - infinite slabs of the material with a vacuum in between . For the approach of two air bubbles ( Aaa≈0 ) with a negligibly thin adsorbed layer ( d → 0 ) , eqn ( 15.2.5 ) reduces to ( 15.2.1 ) with AaB = Ayy ...
... approach of two semi - infinite slabs of the material with a vacuum in between . For the approach of two air bubbles ( Aaa≈0 ) with a negligibly thin adsorbed layer ( d → 0 ) , eqn ( 15.2.5 ) reduces to ( 15.2.1 ) with AaB = Ayy ...
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... approach : in some cases the theoretical constructs will guide us in the choice of suitable measurement procedures whilst in other cases the phenomenology may be so complex that the best one can hope for is to be able to provide some ...
... approach : in some cases the theoretical constructs will guide us in the choice of suitable measurement procedures whilst in other cases the phenomenology may be so complex that the best one can hope for is to be able to provide some ...
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... approach distance is well inside the double layer region . A very small particle ( << 1 μm ) cannot approach so close but even the smallest particle can move to within a few hundred nanometres of this ' large ' ( 3 μm ) particle . When ...
... approach distance is well inside the double layer region . A very small particle ( << 1 μm ) cannot approach so close but even the smallest particle can move to within a few hundred nanometres of this ' large ' ( 3 μm ) particle . When ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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