Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... droplets . The final form of emulsion is then chiefly determined by the relative rates of coalescence of oil / oil and water / water droplets . The phase which coalesces fastest will form the continuous phase and the role of the ...
... droplets . The final form of emulsion is then chiefly determined by the relative rates of coalescence of oil / oil and water / water droplets . The phase which coalesces fastest will form the continuous phase and the role of the ...
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... droplets towards one another ; and ( ii ) the rate of thinning of the resulting film between the approaching droplets . This latter is a molecular diffusion process if the droplets are neutrally buoyant ( F " â F1 in Fig . 16.5.2 ) ...
... droplets towards one another ; and ( ii ) the rate of thinning of the resulting film between the approaching droplets . This latter is a molecular diffusion process if the droplets are neutrally buoyant ( F " â F1 in Fig . 16.5.2 ) ...
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... droplets from the phase of smaller volume ( see Section 17.6.2 ) . The larger molar volume of the oil ( compared to water ) also favours formation of oil droplets . For very small droplets , however , the geometric effects of the ...
... droplets from the phase of smaller volume ( see Section 17.6.2 ) . The larger molar volume of the oil ( compared to water ) also favours formation of oil droplets . For very small droplets , however , the geometric effects of the ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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