Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... limit ( p → 0 ) we have S ( Q ) = 1 ( see eqn ( 11.7.12 ) ) and this limit is used to determine the prefactors of S ( Q ) in eqn ( 11.7.11 ) which are independent of number density . As discussed in Section 11.3 , the form of the pair ...
... limit ( p → 0 ) we have S ( Q ) = 1 ( see eqn ( 11.7.12 ) ) and this limit is used to determine the prefactors of S ( Q ) in eqn ( 11.7.11 ) which are independent of number density . As discussed in Section 11.3 , the form of the pair ...
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... limit 82 → 0 , and since it is numerically no more difficult to solve the PM for finite counterions than in this limit ( see , for example , Naegele et al . 1985 ) , we must look at the underlying mean spherical approximation ( MSA ) ...
... limit 82 → 0 , and since it is numerically no more difficult to solve the PM for finite counterions than in this limit ( see , for example , Naegele et al . 1985 ) , we must look at the underlying mean spherical approximation ( MSA ) ...
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... limit on a / l , or an upper limit on the axial ratio l / a . ) Shear rates of order 104 s - 1 may be obtained in practice , so that structural features which exist on timescales > 100 μs may be studied in these types of scattering ...
... limit on a / l , or an upper limit on the axial ratio l / a . ) Shear rates of order 104 s - 1 may be obtained in practice , so that structural features which exist on timescales > 100 μs may be studied in these types of scattering ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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