Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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Page 820
... involved the measurement of electrophoretic mobility and conductivity of dilute latices . The suspensions were then centrifuged down to concentra- tions where the particles became compacted to form porous plugs . The plugs were then ...
... involved the measurement of electrophoretic mobility and conductivity of dilute latices . The suspensions were then centrifuged down to concentra- tions where the particles became compacted to form porous plugs . The plugs were then ...
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... involved . Electrostatic interactions are again estimated from the C - potentials , but the charge distribution in the regions daß and dBY ( Fig . 15.2.2 ) can be quite complex , particularly when potential determining ions and ...
... involved . Electrostatic interactions are again estimated from the C - potentials , but the charge distribution in the regions daß and dBY ( Fig . 15.2.2 ) can be quite complex , particularly when potential determining ions and ...
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... involved in stretching particle- particle bonds inside the flocs ( as they are rotated and distorted by the shear field ) is unimportant . By far the largest contribution to E , comes from the viscous energy involved in moving liquid ...
... involved in stretching particle- particle bonds inside the flocs ( as they are rotated and distorted by the shear field ) is unimportant . By far the largest contribution to E , comes from the viscous energy involved in moving liquid ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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