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7 ) that the interaction between electromagnetic radiation ( light or X - rays ) and
the electrons in a sample leads to scattering of the radiation , whenever the local
electron density fluctuates away from its mean value in the sample ; that is ...
7 ) that the interaction between electromagnetic radiation ( light or X - rays ) and
the electrons in a sample leads to scattering of the radiation , whenever the local
electron density fluctuates away from its mean value in the sample ; that is ...
Page 986
One of the principle limitations to the use of electron microscopy in the
examination of delicate colloidal and surfactant structures is the fact that ... must
be placed in a highly evacuated chamber before being illuminated by the
electron beam .
One of the principle limitations to the use of electron microscopy in the
examination of delicate colloidal and surfactant structures is the fact that ... must
be placed in a highly evacuated chamber before being illuminated by the
electron beam .
Page 1068
... electromechanical demulsification 908 , 944 electron electrochemical potential
of , 319 response of bound - to alternating field 63 electron loss spectroscopy ,
use in estimating dielectric response 213 electron microscope , transmission 860
...
... electromechanical demulsification 908 , 944 electron electrochemical potential
of , 319 response of bound - to alternating field 63 electron loss spectroscopy ,
use in estimating dielectric response 213 electron microscope , transmission 860
...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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