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3 Consider three latex particles interacting through a screened Coulomb pair
potential U = ( exp ( - rij dd ) ] / tij , where rij is the distance between particles i and
j . Fix two of the particles , and let the third move on a locus at any fixed distance ...
3 Consider three latex particles interacting through a screened Coulomb pair
potential U = ( exp ( - rij dd ) ] / tij , where rij is the distance between particles i and
j . Fix two of the particles , and let the third move on a locus at any fixed distance ...
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Although the surrounding particles may lie at a greater distance from the test
particles ( with a correspondingly diminished potential ) than the test particles do
from each other , the number of particles contributing to the effect grows as r " ,
and ...
Although the surrounding particles may lie at a greater distance from the test
particles ( with a correspondingly diminished potential ) than the test particles do
from each other , the number of particles contributing to the effect grows as r " ,
and ...
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9 A uniform spherical silica particle of radius a is coated with a uniform thickness ,
b , of polyethylene and suspended in a ... 4 Structure of isotropic dispersions of
spherical particles In the case of spherical particles , there is no longer any ...
9 A uniform spherical silica particle of radius a is coated with a uniform thickness ,
b , of polyethylene and suspended in a ... 4 Structure of isotropic dispersions of
spherical particles In the case of spherical particles , there is no longer any ...
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Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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