Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... colloidal particle . Consequently one regards a colloidal dispersion simply as a collection of colloidal particles in which the motion of each particle will have a random component of the appropriate statistical property to simulate the ...
... colloidal particle . Consequently one regards a colloidal dispersion simply as a collection of colloidal particles in which the motion of each particle will have a random component of the appropriate statistical property to simulate the ...
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... colloidal particles ( i = 1 ) and counterions ( i = 2 ) without added salt , there will thus be a system of three equations to solve . This is the so - called primitive model ( PM ) , which may be solved semi - analytically ( Blum and ...
... colloidal particles ( i = 1 ) and counterions ( i = 2 ) without added salt , there will thus be a system of three equations to solve . This is the so - called primitive model ( PM ) , which may be solved semi - analytically ( Blum and ...
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... particles . Now any given pair of atoms either lies in the same colloidal particle , say particle n , or there is one atom from the pair in each of two colloidal particles , say particles n and m . Using j ( n ) to refer to atom j in ...
... particles . Now any given pair of atoms either lies in the same colloidal particle , say particle n , or there is one atom from the pair in each of two colloidal particles , say particles n and m . Using j ( n ) to refer to atom j in ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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