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If a light scattering study is carried out to measure the colloidal structure factor S (
Q ) of a dispersion , an extrapolation to Q = 0 will yield the value of the osmotic
compressibility . This quantity has been extensively studied by Ottewill and his ...
If a light scattering study is carried out to measure the colloidal structure factor S (
Q ) of a dispersion , an extrapolation to Q = 0 will yield the value of the osmotic
compressibility . This quantity has been extensively studied by Ottewill and his ...
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000 where the form factor for a given particle is defined as F ( Q ) = b ; exp ( iQ •6
) . ( 14 . 3 . 11 ) The form factor gives the amplitude and phase of a wave
scattered by a given particle . The scattered intensity is thus the square of the
modulus of ...
000 where the form factor for a given particle is defined as F ( Q ) = b ; exp ( iQ •6
) . ( 14 . 3 . 11 ) The form factor gives the amplitude and phase of a wave
scattered by a given particle . The scattered intensity is thus the square of the
modulus of ...
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Show that the form factor of the particle is F ( Q ) = V . ( B . - Bolf ( Qa ) + V ( B6 – B
. ) f ( Q ( a + b ) ] where V , is the volume of the silica , V is the total volume of the
particle , Ba , Bp , and B , are respectively the scattering amplitude densities of ...
Show that the form factor of the particle is F ( Q ) = V . ( B . - Bolf ( Qa ) + V ( B6 – B
. ) f ( Q ( a + b ) ] where V , is the volume of the silica , V is the total volume of the
particle , Ba , Bp , and B , are respectively the scattering amplitude densities of ...
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INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL MECHANICS | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS | 786 |
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