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1 ) , the interaction between the electrical double layers associated with each
interface may be evaluated in terms of either the force or pressure generated by
the interaction or the change in free energy ( Section 7 . 2 ) . The ' exact '
treatment ...
1 ) , the interaction between the electrical double layers associated with each
interface may be evaluated in terms of either the force or pressure generated by
the interaction or the change in free energy ( Section 7 . 2 ) . The ' exact '
treatment ...
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1 ) uncharged where A is the interfacial area and Q is the volume fraction of
microemulsion drops . Yuncharged is the surface tension which would pertain if
the same components were present but without an electrical charge at the
interface .
1 ) uncharged where A is the interfacial area and Q is the volume fraction of
microemulsion drops . Yuncharged is the surface tension which would pertain if
the same components were present but without an electrical charge at the
interface .
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570 double layer , see electrical - - doublet formation Dougherty - Krieger relation
550f , 1037 drag viscous - force 134 , 812 , 887 , 1055 radius 135 drainage of
films 395 , 876 , 885 , 902 , 934 drilling , oil – 998 drop of liquid , approach of 874
...
570 double layer , see electrical - - doublet formation Dougherty - Krieger relation
550f , 1037 drag viscous - force 134 , 812 , 887 , 1055 radius 135 drainage of
films 395 , 876 , 885 , 902 , 934 drilling , oil – 998 drop of liquid , approach of 874
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ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
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