Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... equation . 11.7.3 Compare the time scale of molecular motion with the time taken for light to pass through a scattering cell . 11.7.4 Verify eqn ( 11.7.19 ) . 11.8 Calculation of distribution functions We have already seen in Section ...
... equation . 11.7.3 Compare the time scale of molecular motion with the time taken for light to pass through a scattering cell . 11.7.4 Verify eqn ( 11.7.19 ) . 11.8 Calculation of distribution functions We have already seen in Section ...
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... equation ( 11.6.3 ) or the compressibility equations ( 11.6.10 ) and ( 11.7.13 ) will in general not yield identical results . For instance if one solves the Ornstein - Zernike equation ( 11.8.1 ) in the Percus - Yevick approximation ...
... equation ( 11.6.3 ) or the compressibility equations ( 11.6.10 ) and ( 11.7.13 ) will in general not yield identical results . For instance if one solves the Ornstein - Zernike equation ( 11.8.1 ) in the Percus - Yevick approximation ...
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... equation ( 13.3.3 ) together with the steady form of the ion equation ( 13.5.2 ) for each ionic species . For a symmetric , two species electrolyte with equal ionic diffusivities , the latter equations can be converted into two ...
... equation ( 13.3.3 ) together with the steady form of the ion equation ( 13.5.2 ) for each ionic species . For a symmetric , two species electrolyte with equal ionic diffusivities , the latter equations can be converted into two ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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