Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... particles i and j . Fix two of the particles , and let the third move on a locus at any fixed distance measured from the midpoint of the first two . Show that the sum of the pair potentials is a minimum when the centres of the three ...
... particles i and j . Fix two of the particles , and let the third move on a locus at any fixed distance measured from the midpoint of the first two . Show that the sum of the pair potentials is a minimum when the centres of the three ...
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... particles do from each other , the number of particles contributing to the effect grows as r3 , and the net effect is to prevent boundless expansion of the test triplet , as long as the other particles surround it . What guarantees the ...
... particles do from each other , the number of particles contributing to the effect grows as r3 , and the net effect is to prevent boundless expansion of the test triplet , as long as the other particles surround it . What guarantees the ...
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... particles In the case of spherical particles , there is no longer any particle orientation to be considered , and the directions of the vectors ( n ) and Tk ( m ) in eqn ( 14.3.9 ) are statistically independent . In this case , eqn ...
... particles In the case of spherical particles , there is no longer any particle orientation to be considered , and the directions of the vectors ( n ) and Tk ( m ) in eqn ( 14.3.9 ) are statistically independent . In this case , eqn ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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