Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... field , was treated in Section 9.11.2 . The mobile ions in the diffuse double layer respond to the field and this generates a body force on the fluid causing it to move . The fluid velocity rises from its value of zero in the plane of ...
... field , was treated in Section 9.11.2 . The mobile ions in the diffuse double layer respond to the field and this generates a body force on the fluid causing it to move . The fluid velocity rises from its value of zero in the plane of ...
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... field and velocity field around the individual particles to adjust to macroscopic disturbances . If the various macroscopic fields do not vary significantly during this time we may neglect the a / at terms in the local electrokinetic ...
... field and velocity field around the individual particles to adjust to macroscopic disturbances . If the various macroscopic fields do not vary significantly during this time we may neglect the a / at terms in the local electrokinetic ...
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... field H ; and ( b ) parallel to H. parallel to the field . Consider a magnetic moment , S , which is at some small angle to the field ( Fig . 14.5.4 ) . Our fundamental selection rule states that only the components of S in a plane ...
... field H ; and ( b ) parallel to H. parallel to the field . Consider a magnetic moment , S , which is at some small angle to the field ( Fig . 14.5.4 ) . Our fundamental selection rule states that only the components of S in a plane ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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