Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... crystals may be formed , for example , in polystyrene sulphonate latex suspensions which have been deionized to the point where >> d , with p chosen to make d >> 8 ; since there is no preferred orientation for spheres , these crystal ...
... crystals may be formed , for example , in polystyrene sulphonate latex suspensions which have been deionized to the point where >> d , with p chosen to make d >> 8 ; since there is no preferred orientation for spheres , these crystal ...
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... crystal ; eqn ( 14.5.2 ) then becomes I ( Q ) = NF2 ( Q ) S ( Q ) ( 14.5.4 ) and the crystal structure factor may be obtained directly if F ( Q ) is known from a dilute measurement . Measurements of this type have been combined with ...
... crystal ; eqn ( 14.5.2 ) then becomes I ( Q ) = NF2 ( Q ) S ( Q ) ( 14.5.4 ) and the crystal structure factor may be obtained directly if F ( Q ) is known from a dilute measurement . Measurements of this type have been combined with ...
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... crystal charge 27 , 374 defects 27 , 374 influence on stability 397 equilibrium shape of 269 polygonal 272 crystal face energy of , effect on shape 270 growth , from vapour or melt 106 , 271f melting point 267 solubiltiy of , 263 ; see ...
... crystal charge 27 , 374 defects 27 , 374 influence on stability 397 equilibrium shape of 269 polygonal 272 crystal face energy of , effect on shape 270 growth , from vapour or melt 106 , 271f melting point 267 solubiltiy of , 263 ; see ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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