Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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Page 677
... interaction energy between a pair of molecules has the general form shown in Fig . 11.2.1 . The interaction only depends on the separation between the centres of the molecules . At large separations , r > o , the interaction is ...
... interaction energy between a pair of molecules has the general form shown in Fig . 11.2.1 . The interaction only depends on the separation between the centres of the molecules . At large separations , r > o , the interaction is ...
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... interaction with the sample is still sufficiently strong , however , that multiple scattering becomes a major ... interaction with electrons unless they are unpaired . We shall defer discussion of the magnetic interaction until we ...
... interaction with the sample is still sufficiently strong , however , that multiple scattering becomes a major ... interaction with electrons unless they are unpaired . We shall defer discussion of the magnetic interaction until we ...
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... interactions 628 transition 173 dipole moment 62 , 845 induced 172 influence on interaction 626 , 678 , 865 instantaneous 172 magnetic 204 , 865 dipole potential , see chi potential dipole strength ( average ) of particles in suspension ...
... interactions 628 transition 173 dipole moment 62 , 845 induced 172 influence on interaction 626 , 678 , 865 instantaneous 172 magnetic 204 , 865 dipole potential , see chi potential dipole strength ( average ) of particles in suspension ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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