Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... phase and the interface . Nevertheless , the time required to establish an equilibrium interfacial tension can be quite long ( Fig . 17.2.1 ) , and it depends significantly on whether there is a surfactant present or not ( Curves B and ...
... phase and the interface . Nevertheless , the time required to establish an equilibrium interfacial tension can be quite long ( Fig . 17.2.1 ) , and it depends significantly on whether there is a surfactant present or not ( Curves B and ...
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... phase map like that shown in Fig . 17.5.1 . This is a very much simplified picture of the very complex pattern shown by this system ( water - decanol - sodium octanoate ) . The region L1 is the normal micellar ... PHASE MAPS 967 Phase maps.
... phase map like that shown in Fig . 17.5.1 . This is a very much simplified picture of the very complex pattern shown by this system ( water - decanol - sodium octanoate ) . The region L1 is the normal micellar ... PHASE MAPS 967 Phase maps.
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... phase is plotted on the same diagram , the region between the two curves corresponds to an optically isotropic ( transpar- ent ) microemulsion . Note that the solubility increases very markedly close to the optimum temperature which is ...
... phase is plotted on the same diagram , the region between the two curves corresponds to an optically isotropic ( transpar- ent ) microemulsion . Note that the solubility increases very markedly close to the optimum temperature which is ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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