Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... coalescence ( a ) Two pure liquids ( b ) Multicomponent systems 16.6 Calculation of interaction energy 16.6.1 Creaming and coalescence 16.7 Surface dynamic processes and emulsion stability 16.7.1 The Marangoni and Gibbs effects 16.7.2 ...
... coalescence ( a ) Two pure liquids ( b ) Multicomponent systems 16.6 Calculation of interaction energy 16.6.1 Creaming and coalescence 16.7 Surface dynamic processes and emulsion stability 16.7.1 The Marangoni and Gibbs effects 16.7.2 ...
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... coalescence . Davies and Rideal ( 1963 ) place their analysis on a semi - quantitative basis , by estimating the effect of the electrostatics and hydration forces ( Vhyd ) on the energy barrier , Voo to coalescence of two oil drops : Vo ...
... coalescence . Davies and Rideal ( 1963 ) place their analysis on a semi - quantitative basis , by estimating the effect of the electrostatics and hydration forces ( Vhyd ) on the energy barrier , Voo to coalescence of two oil drops : Vo ...
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... coalescence of an emulsion . Activation energy barriers are assumed to occur against coagulation ( AF coag ) and coalescence ( AFoal ) . The line indicates the situation with no barrier to coagulation but a significant barrier to ...
... coalescence of an emulsion . Activation energy barriers are assumed to occur against coagulation ( AF coag ) and coalescence ( AFoal ) . The line indicates the situation with no barrier to coagulation but a significant barrier to ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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