Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... mass of the particle . Does the result depend on particle shape ? [ Note that this procedure can be used to evaluate the molar mass of any particle , e.g. a protein in dilute solution . ] 14.3.5 What mixture of H2O and D2O would make ...
... mass of the particle . Does the result depend on particle shape ? [ Note that this procedure can be used to evaluate the molar mass of any particle , e.g. a protein in dilute solution . ] 14.3.5 What mixture of H2O and D2O would make ...
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... Molar mass 6000 ; area per tail 50 nm2 . ( After Hesselink et al . 1971. ) the approach of particles is ( Jäckel 1964 ) . AGM = 2 ( d − b / 2 ) 5/2 ( a + d ) 1.3 - ( 15.2.9 ) where Q is the elasticity of the adsorbed layer and a is the ...
... Molar mass 6000 ; area per tail 50 nm2 . ( After Hesselink et al . 1971. ) the approach of particles is ( Jäckel 1964 ) . AGM = 2 ( d − b / 2 ) 5/2 ( a + d ) 1.3 - ( 15.2.9 ) where Q is the elasticity of the adsorbed layer and a is the ...
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... molar mass ( syn . molecular weight ) determination of by sedimentation 141 , 143 by neutron scattering 854 mass average 155 number average , of polymers 648 of polymers 459 , 1006 and RMS length 454 , 878 molecules amphipathic , see ...
... molar mass ( syn . molecular weight ) determination of by sedimentation 141 , 143 by neutron scattering 854 mass average 155 number average , of polymers 648 of polymers 459 , 1006 and RMS length 454 , 878 molecules amphipathic , see ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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