Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... planes . The inner Helmholtz plane ( IHP ) is ( at the mercury - solution interface ) the plane in which specifically adsorbed ions are presumed to lie . The outer Helmholtz plane ( OHP ) is the plane of closest approach of non ...
... planes . The inner Helmholtz plane ( IHP ) is ( at the mercury - solution interface ) the plane in which specifically adsorbed ions are presumed to lie . The outer Helmholtz plane ( OHP ) is the plane of closest approach of non ...
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... plane of shear at which is measured . In recent years , a considerable body of circumstantial evidence has ... plane is a distance A from the outer Helmholtz plane ( Section 6.3 ) where the potential is a d then , for such low potentials ...
... plane of shear at which is measured . In recent years , a considerable body of circumstantial evidence has ... plane is a distance A from the outer Helmholtz plane ( Section 6.3 ) where the potential is a d then , for such low potentials ...
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... plane of the surface charge need not be restricted to one atomic radius as in ( a ) but may occur as in ( b ) . This would correspond to very high values ( ~ 100-250 uF cm 2 ) of the inner layer capacitance K1 . the diffuse double layer ...
... plane of the surface charge need not be restricted to one atomic radius as in ( a ) but may occur as in ( b ) . This would correspond to very high values ( ~ 100-250 uF cm 2 ) of the inner layer capacitance K1 . the diffuse double layer ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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