Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... curve in Fig . 12.1.1 ( a ) is that the plateau is quite flat and is not asymptotic ( though this subtlety may not be experimentally obvious ) . We will discuss the adsorption of such substances in Section 12.7 . Curve Y of Fig . 12.1.1 ...
... curve in Fig . 12.1.1 ( a ) is that the plateau is quite flat and is not asymptotic ( though this subtlety may not be experimentally obvious ) . We will discuss the adsorption of such substances in Section 12.7 . Curve Y of Fig . 12.1.1 ...
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... curve ( 4 ) or ( 5 ) ) the simplest procedure is to use a viscometer with a narrow gap width ( R / R≈ 1 ) so that the shear rate remains essentially constant across the gap . There are , however , situations in which that is not ...
... curve ( 4 ) or ( 5 ) ) the simplest procedure is to use a viscometer with a narrow gap width ( R / R≈ 1 ) so that the shear rate remains essentially constant across the gap . There are , however , situations in which that is not ...
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... curve 3 to 2 and doubled again from curve 2 to 1 ( from Goldsmith and Mason 1967 , with permission ) . shear rate , especially if the suspension concentration is higher so ... Curve B Curve B a 2.3 e 1032 RHEOLOGY OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS.
... curve 3 to 2 and doubled again from curve 2 to 1 ( from Goldsmith and Mason 1967 , with permission ) . shear rate , especially if the suspension concentration is higher so ... Curve B Curve B a 2.3 e 1032 RHEOLOGY OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS.
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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