Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... droplets at higher pH were quickly displaced from the wells. However, for the irradiated droplets at lower pH and hence higher interfacial tension, the hydrodynamic drag was insufficient to push out the droplets. These droplets remained ...
... droplets at higher pH were quickly displaced from the wells. However, for the irradiated droplets at lower pH and hence higher interfacial tension, the hydrodynamic drag was insufficient to push out the droplets. These droplets remained ...
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... droplets in the icing cloud . The number of supercooled droplets that strike and freeze on the cylinders is a function of the cylinder size and of the flight and atmospheric conditions , as well as the inertial properties of the ...
... droplets in the icing cloud . The number of supercooled droplets that strike and freeze on the cylinders is a function of the cylinder size and of the flight and atmospheric conditions , as well as the inertial properties of the ...
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... droplets. In a practical situation, of course, many droplets are present in a spray, and the average distance between droplets can become as low as a few droplet diameters. A typical droplet therefore will not behave as an isolated droplet ...
... droplets. In a practical situation, of course, many droplets are present in a spray, and the average distance between droplets can become as low as a few droplet diameters. A typical droplet therefore will not behave as an isolated droplet ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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