Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... Approximation ( MSA ) , etc. One simple rigorous result about the function c ( r ) is that for systems that are characterized by a pair potential u ( r ) , it has the limiting form c ( r ) ââ u ( r ) / kT , ( 11.8.2 ) Indeed the ...
... Approximation ( MSA ) , etc. One simple rigorous result about the function c ( r ) is that for systems that are characterized by a pair potential u ( r ) , it has the limiting form c ( r ) ââ u ( r ) / kT , ( 11.8.2 ) Indeed the ...
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... approximation with some physical validity is possible , and that is the case of a dilute dispersion of charged ... approximation . The basis of the decoupling approximation is to assume that the correlations in eqn ( 14.4.1 ) do not ...
... approximation with some physical validity is possible , and that is the case of a dilute dispersion of charged ... approximation . The basis of the decoupling approximation is to assume that the correlations in eqn ( 14.4.1 ) do not ...
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... approximation may be expected to work , but before applying it we must decide how to choose the mean interaction potential which will be used to calculate S ( Q ) for the equivalent monodisperse system in eqn ( 14.4.6 ) . From Section ...
... approximation may be expected to work , but before applying it we must decide how to choose the mean interaction potential which will be used to calculate S ( Q ) for the equivalent monodisperse system in eqn ( 14.4.6 ) . From Section ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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