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Thin liquid films have been studied scientifically since the seventeenth century ,
and some of the first experiments were described by Isaac Newton in his ' Opticks
' . The significance of that early work and the fascination of soap films and ...
Thin liquid films have been studied scientifically since the seventeenth century ,
and some of the first experiments were described by Isaac Newton in his ' Opticks
' . The significance of that early work and the fascination of soap films and ...
Page 877
2 Structure and forces in thin liquid films Throughout this chapter we will be
concerned exclusively with planar liquid films . In most foam and emulsion
systems the radius of curvature of the droplet or bubble surface is much larger
than the ...
2 Structure and forces in thin liquid films Throughout this chapter we will be
concerned exclusively with planar liquid films . In most foam and emulsion
systems the radius of curvature of the droplet or bubble surface is much larger
than the ...
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... 777 Lippman equation 321 , 324 , 399 liquid crystal 967f - 8 , 988 liquid
junction 342 , 356 , 372 , 717 double 373 liquid film , thickness 423 , 875 – 80 ,
934 , 1056 structure of micelles 577 liquids , see also fluid ideal viscous 78 in
capillaries ...
... 777 Lippman equation 321 , 324 , 399 liquid crystal 967f - 8 , 988 liquid
junction 342 , 356 , 372 , 717 double 373 liquid film , thickness 423 , 875 – 80 ,
934 , 1056 structure of micelles 577 liquids , see also fluid ideal viscous 78 in
capillaries ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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