Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... assumed to be able to form complexes with both the negative PS : Kint M2 ++ PSPS ̄M2 + ( 12.6.4 ) and the ... assumed to be valid right up to the plane of the head groups ( compare Section 12.3.1 ) , so that the net surface charge , o ...
... assumed to be able to form complexes with both the negative PS : Kint M2 ++ PSPS ̄M2 + ( 12.6.4 ) and the ... assumed to be valid right up to the plane of the head groups ( compare Section 12.3.1 ) , so that the net surface charge , o ...
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... assumed to be much less than unity . On substituting this expression and a similar form for y in eqns ( 13.3.1 ) , and ( 13.3.2 ) and combining , we get ( Exercise 13.3.1 ) доп adni = · D , V. ( Vân , + Zn , Vdy + Zje sn - dn‚Vμo ) – Vn ...
... assumed to be much less than unity . On substituting this expression and a similar form for y in eqns ( 13.3.1 ) , and ( 13.3.2 ) and combining , we get ( Exercise 13.3.1 ) доп adni = · D , V. ( Vân , + Zn , Vdy + Zje sn - dn‚Vμo ) – Vn ...
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... assumed to be located at x = 0 and x b ( Fig . 15.2.2 ) and double layers will be expected to develop in the region 0≤ x ≤b . These double layers are assumed to be part of the phase ( a , ẞ , and y respectively ) so in this respect ...
... assumed to be located at x = 0 and x b ( Fig . 15.2.2 ) and double layers will be expected to develop in the region 0≤ x ≤b . These double layers are assumed to be part of the phase ( a , ẞ , and y respectively ) so in this respect ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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