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Thus if Fav ( n ) is the average force between two molecules separated by a
distance r ( averaged over all configurations of the rest of the molecules in the
system ) then the reversible work , W ( r ) needed to move the two molecules from
a ...
Thus if Fav ( n ) is the average force between two molecules separated by a
distance r ( averaged over all configurations of the rest of the molecules in the
system ) then the reversible work , W ( r ) needed to move the two molecules from
a ...
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Each molecule suffers collisions with all other molecules in the system equally on
all sides , and consequently the average force between the two molecules is zero
. Consider now the configuration in which the two molecular centres are 1 - 12 ...
Each molecule suffers collisions with all other molecules in the system equally on
all sides , and consequently the average force between the two molecules is zero
. Consider now the configuration in which the two molecular centres are 1 - 12 ...
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4 ) D dt Note that F > O corresponds to a repulsive force . It is interesting to note
that in eqn ( 15 . 3 . 4 ) the hydrodynamic force has the appearance of a Stokes
drag on a sphere of radius R ( - 6anR dD / dt ) amplified by a factor ( R / D ) which
is ...
4 ) D dt Note that F > O corresponds to a repulsive force . It is interesting to note
that in eqn ( 15 . 3 . 4 ) the hydrodynamic force has the appearance of a Stokes
drag on a sphere of radius R ( - 6anR dD / dt ) amplified by a factor ( R / D ) which
is ...
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Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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