Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... material . In this case I was able to rely more heavily than ever on their efforts and have altered them only to the extent that was necessary to make them more comprehensible to me and to relate them to the material in Volume I. The ...
... material . In this case I was able to rely more heavily than ever on their efforts and have altered them only to the extent that was necessary to make them more comprehensible to me and to relate them to the material in Volume I. The ...
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... material for a particular radiation is defined as the ratio of the momentum of the radiation in vacuo , po , to its momentum , p , in the bulk material . Since po = m , vo and the correspond- ing kinetic energy is m , v2 / 2 , we may ...
... material for a particular radiation is defined as the ratio of the momentum of the radiation in vacuo , po , to its momentum , p , in the bulk material . Since po = m , vo and the correspond- ing kinetic energy is m , v2 / 2 , we may ...
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... material is assumed to have a relaxation time of about 10-20 seconds and it is assumed that after each successive change of shear rate , the shear stress is measured after an interval of t seconds and the resulting points are joined by ...
... material is assumed to have a relaxation time of about 10-20 seconds and it is assumed that after each successive change of shear rate , the shear stress is measured after an interval of t seconds and the resulting points are joined by ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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