Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... described in Section 6.4 , the electrical state of the surface can be described unequivocally in terms of the charge per unit area on the mercury , since the point of zero charge ( p.z.c. ) can be identified with the electrocapillary ...
... described in Section 6.4 , the electrical state of the surface can be described unequivocally in terms of the charge per unit area on the mercury , since the point of zero charge ( p.z.c. ) can be identified with the electrocapillary ...
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... described such systems , is retained here because it has now become universal usage ; it points up the size aspect whilst also emphasiz- ing the two - phase nature of these systems ; at the upper end they do show translucency and ...
... described such systems , is retained here because it has now become universal usage ; it points up the size aspect whilst also emphasiz- ing the two - phase nature of these systems ; at the upper end they do show translucency and ...
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... described in an accompanying paper ( Buscall et al . 1982a ) . This instrument effectively measures the velocity , v , of a shear wave ( of frequency about 200 Hz ) through the sample ; the G ' value is then given by G ' pu2 where p is ...
... described in an accompanying paper ( Buscall et al . 1982a ) . This instrument effectively measures the velocity , v , of a shear wave ( of frequency about 200 Hz ) through the sample ; the G ' value is then given by G ' pu2 where p is ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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