Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... force or potential of mean force . It should be evident from the above discussion that W ( r ) is in fact the change in the free energy in bringing two molecules from infinity to a separation r . For example , the total interaction free ...
... force or potential of mean force . It should be evident from the above discussion that W ( r ) is in fact the change in the free energy in bringing two molecules from infinity to a separation r . For example , the total interaction free ...
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... force ( < 0 ) between them . When the two molecular centres are 11â2 - 2 diameters apart , collisions with other neighbouring molecules will now tend to force the two molecules apart in order to fit in a third molecule . As a ...
... force ( < 0 ) between them . When the two molecular centres are 11â2 - 2 diameters apart , collisions with other neighbouring molecules will now tend to force the two molecules apart in order to fit in a third molecule . As a ...
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... force increases as R2 whereas surface forces are proportional to R according to the Deryaguin approximation ( Section 4.6 ) . This effect therefore becomes dominant for larger particles - especially for emulsion drops of radius greater ...
... force increases as R2 whereas surface forces are proportional to R according to the Deryaguin approximation ( Section 4.6 ) . This effect therefore becomes dominant for larger particles - especially for emulsion drops of radius greater ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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