Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... hard sphere fluid ( ..... ) . ( After Verlet 1968. ) sphere diameter is used as illustrated in Fig . 11.7.2 . In reality this only poses a new question as to how to determine a priori the appropriate hard sphere size . A corollary of ...
... hard sphere fluid ( ..... ) . ( After Verlet 1968. ) sphere diameter is used as illustrated in Fig . 11.7.2 . In reality this only poses a new question as to how to determine a priori the appropriate hard sphere size . A corollary of ...
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... hard sphere interaction ( c.f. eqn ( 11.3.7 ) ) the Percus - Yevick equation implies that c ( r ) = 0 , r > σ ( 11.8.7 ) while the hard sphere exclusion imposes the exact condition g ( r ) = 1 + h ( r ) = 0 , r < σ . ( 11.8.8 ) For hard ...
... hard sphere interaction ( c.f. eqn ( 11.3.7 ) ) the Percus - Yevick equation implies that c ( r ) = 0 , r > σ ( 11.8.7 ) while the hard sphere exclusion imposes the exact condition g ( r ) = 1 + h ( r ) = 0 , r < σ . ( 11.8.8 ) For hard ...
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... hard sphere volume fraction . It turns out that for the hard sphere fluid the compressibility result is an overestimate of the pressure while the virial result is an underestimate . An heuristic equation constructed by Carnahan and ...
... hard sphere volume fraction . It turns out that for the hard sphere fluid the compressibility result is an overestimate of the pressure while the virial result is an underestimate . An heuristic equation constructed by Carnahan and ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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