Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... example , the suspension shows concentrated be- haviour , even though it contains very little material . We shall see in Section 14.2 that the effective hard - sphere approxima- tion used above is in most cases not even qualitatively ...
... example , the suspension shows concentrated be- haviour , even though it contains very little material . We shall see in Section 14.2 that the effective hard - sphere approxima- tion used above is in most cases not even qualitatively ...
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... example is given by Pynn ( 1975 ) . In the remainder of this chapter , we shall introduce the subject by considering only dispersions in which the orientational probability is given a priori ; this will allow us to apply scattering ...
... example is given by Pynn ( 1975 ) . In the remainder of this chapter , we shall introduce the subject by considering only dispersions in which the orientational probability is given a priori ; this will allow us to apply scattering ...
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... example , of turpentine , the paraffins , and mineral oils , and for these it is often necessary to blend in more polar materials to achieve satisfactory dispersion with a given surfactant system . Apart from the use in ( self ...
... example , of turpentine , the paraffins , and mineral oils , and for these it is often necessary to blend in more polar materials to achieve satisfactory dispersion with a given surfactant system . Apart from the use in ( self ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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