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Therefore ( pg ( 11 , 12 ) dV2 ) is the conditional probability of observing a
molecule in the volume element dV2 located at r2 , given that a molecule is
already in dV , at n . In a bulk liquid the pair distribution function can only be a
function of the ...
Therefore ( pg ( 11 , 12 ) dV2 ) is the conditional probability of observing a
molecule in the volume element dV2 located at r2 , given that a molecule is
already in dV , at n . In a bulk liquid the pair distribution function can only be a
function of the ...
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of this model will be given below ( Section 12 . 4 ) when we have established a
satisfactory criterion for determining whether or not specific adsorption is
occurring . The zwitterionic model , was used by Rendall and Smith ( 1978 ) to
describe ...
of this model will be given below ( Section 12 . 4 ) when we have established a
satisfactory criterion for determining whether or not specific adsorption is
occurring . The zwitterionic model , was used by Rendall and Smith ( 1978 ) to
describe ...
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probability of a given relative particle orientation when the particles are
separated by a given distance . The general methodology of such computations
takes us well beyond the scope of this book , and the interested reader is referred
to Rose ...
probability of a given relative particle orientation when the particles are
separated by a given distance . The general methodology of such computations
takes us well beyond the scope of this book , and the interested reader is referred
to Rose ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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