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Te Experimental Coagulation pressure ( kPa ) Calculated - - - 10 + 10 - 3 10 - 2
Concentration of KCl ( mol L - ' ) Fig . 13 . 8 . 2 . Experimental and calculated
coagulation pressure as a function of electrolyte concentration for the latex MW
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Te Experimental Coagulation pressure ( kPa ) Calculated - - - 10 + 10 - 3 10 - 2
Concentration of KCl ( mol L - ' ) Fig . 13 . 8 . 2 . Experimental and calculated
coagulation pressure as a function of electrolyte concentration for the latex MW
10 ...
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Robert John Hunter. for a real system of particles having charge 2 , the
calculation must be performed for particles carrying an effective charge Zef = Z / (
1 - 9 ) ( 14 . 2 . 15 ) to allow for the charge compensation by the neutralizing
background .
Robert John Hunter. for a real system of particles having charge 2 , the
calculation must be performed for particles carrying an effective charge Zef = Z / (
1 - 9 ) ( 14 . 2 . 15 ) to allow for the charge compensation by the neutralizing
background .
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2 ) again applies , and the calculation of the scattering depends on our ability to
calculate S ( Q ) for the potential ( 14 . ... The values of hk ( r ) may be calculated ,
in principle , by substituting these expansions in the Ornstein - Zernike equation ...
2 ) again applies , and the calculation of the scattering depends on our ability to
calculate S ( Q ) for the potential ( 14 . ... The values of hk ( r ) may be calculated ,
in principle , by substituting these expansions in the Ornstein - Zernike equation ...
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ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
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