Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... double layer . Although the electric charge is being carried out of the double layer at the rate at which it is being produced , the current is being carried beyond the double layer in equal parts by the positive and negative ions ( Fig ...
... double layer . Although the electric charge is being carried out of the double layer at the rate at which it is being produced , the current is being carried beyond the double layer in equal parts by the positive and negative ions ( Fig ...
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... double layer charge will shift until a current balance has been achieved after a time of order 1 / k2 . As in the second plate study ( Section 13.5.2 ) ... layer the double layer is in a local equilibrium with 804 THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS.
... double layer charge will shift until a current balance has been achieved after a time of order 1 / k2 . As in the second plate study ( Section 13.5.2 ) ... layer the double layer is in a local equilibrium with 804 THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS.
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... double layer is zero . ( The electrical force and torque on the particle is cancelled by an equal and opposite force on the double layer . ) Since Vn and Vy are zero beyond the double layer , the ion conservation equation is ...
... double layer is zero . ( The electrical force and torque on the particle is cancelled by an equal and opposite force on the double layer . ) Since Vn and Vy are zero beyond the double layer , the ion conservation equation is ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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