Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... diffuse layer occurs whenever the diffuse layer potential is very low , and we will return to the question of c.i.p.'s in the presence of specifically adsorbable ions in Section 12.6 . 12.2.2 Surface charge density and surface potential ...
... diffuse layer occurs whenever the diffuse layer potential is very low , and we will return to the question of c.i.p.'s in the presence of specifically adsorbable ions in Section 12.6 . 12.2.2 Surface charge density and surface potential ...
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... diffuse into each other and cancel out . The long term result is that unlike the previous system , the ion densities in this case reach a steady state after a time of order L2 / 9 , the time required for an ion to diffuse through a ...
... diffuse into each other and cancel out . The long term result is that unlike the previous system , the ion densities in this case reach a steady state after a time of order L2 / 9 , the time required for an ion to diffuse through a ...
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... diffuse layer ions that are then behind the shear plane are assumed to be still able to contribute , not only to the high frequency conduction but also to introduce an anomalous surface conductance which is not taken into account by the ...
... diffuse layer ions that are then behind the shear plane are assumed to be still able to contribute , not only to the high frequency conduction but also to introduce an anomalous surface conductance which is not taken into account by the ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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