Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... dilute solution ( Section 6.7 ) . Furthermore , it often turns out that we are most interested in the adsorption properties of relatively minor components of the liquid phase , especially if they are surface active ( i.e. strongly ...
... dilute solution ( Section 6.7 ) . Furthermore , it often turns out that we are most interested in the adsorption properties of relatively minor components of the liquid phase , especially if they are surface active ( i.e. strongly ...
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... dilute suspension of spheres in an alternating electric field . In this analysis it is assumed that the angular frequency w of the applied field is much smaller than 2 . From our discussions in Section 13.5 it can be seen that the ...
... dilute suspension of spheres in an alternating electric field . In this analysis it is assumed that the angular frequency w of the applied field is much smaller than 2 . From our discussions in Section 13.5 it can be seen that the ...
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... dilute latices . The suspensions were then centrifuged down to concentra- tions where the particles became compacted to form porous plugs . The plugs were then subjected to streaming current and conductivity measurements . In most of ...
... dilute latices . The suspensions were then centrifuged down to concentra- tions where the particles became compacted to form porous plugs . The plugs were then subjected to streaming current and conductivity measurements . In most of ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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