Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... energy of that configuration of colloidal particles . To proceed it is often assumed that the total potential energy of the system can be simply written as a sum of interactions between every pair of molecules in the system , that is U ...
... energy of that configuration of colloidal particles . To proceed it is often assumed that the total potential energy of the system can be simply written as a sum of interactions between every pair of molecules in the system , that is U ...
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... energy may be combined with the corresponding expressions for the Hamaker potential energy given in Chapter 4. For two spheres of different radius , separated by a relatively short distance ( D << ā where a = 2a1a2 / ( a1 + a2 ) ) , eqn ...
... energy may be combined with the corresponding expressions for the Hamaker potential energy given in Chapter 4. For two spheres of different radius , separated by a relatively short distance ( D << ā where a = 2a1a2 / ( a1 + a2 ) ) , eqn ...
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... energy . They are called ' energy bearing eddies ' and we will suppose them to be of size le . These larger eddies pass on energy to smaller scale eddies ( of lower Re , value ) until eventually the energy reaches the very small energy ...
... energy . They are called ' energy bearing eddies ' and we will suppose them to be of size le . These larger eddies pass on energy to smaller scale eddies ( of lower Re , value ) until eventually the energy reaches the very small energy ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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