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Note that for the case in which the N ' molecules ' are colloidal particles in a
dispersion , the quantity U ( 11 , 12 , . . . , 1n ) should be the free energy of that
configuration of colloidal particles . To proceed it is often assumed that the total ...
Note that for the case in which the N ' molecules ' are colloidal particles in a
dispersion , the quantity U ( 11 , 12 , . . . , 1n ) should be the free energy of that
configuration of colloidal particles . To proceed it is often assumed that the total ...
Page 707
In this regard we note that in simulating the dynamical properties of a colloidal
system it is obviously not feasible to study the time evolution of the colloidal
particles as well as the solvent molecules . Due to the very large difference
between the ...
In this regard we note that in simulating the dynamical properties of a colloidal
system it is obviously not feasible to study the time evolution of the colloidal
particles as well as the solvent molecules . Due to the very large difference
between the ...
Page 838
It shows a very interesting limiting feature ( Medina - Noyola and McQuarrie 1980
) ; when the counterions are taken to have negligible size , the potential of mean
force ( compare with Section 11 . 4 ) between two isolated colloidal particles ...
It shows a very interesting limiting feature ( Medina - Noyola and McQuarrie 1980
) ; when the counterions are taken to have negligible size , the potential of mean
force ( compare with Section 11 . 4 ) between two isolated colloidal particles ...
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INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL MECHANICS | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS | 786 |
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