Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... plate . Hence h → 0 and g → 0 as ( 13.5.8 ) By symmetry , h and g must be the same for all points at a given distance from the plate . Thus h and g depend only on t and x . The problem for h is satisfied by h = 0 . That is to say ...
... plate . Hence h → 0 and g → 0 as ( 13.5.8 ) By symmetry , h and g must be the same for all points at a given distance from the plate . Thus h and g depend only on t and x . The problem for h is satisfied by h = 0 . That is to say ...
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... plate or cone and cone viscometer This instrument was discussed briefly in Section 9.7.3 in the context of Newtonian fluid behaviour . For small gap angles ... PLATE OR CONE AND CONE VISCOMETER 1025 Cone and plate or cone and cone viscometer.
... plate or cone and cone viscometer This instrument was discussed briefly in Section 9.7.3 in the context of Newtonian fluid behaviour . For small gap angles ... PLATE OR CONE AND CONE VISCOMETER 1025 Cone and plate or cone and cone viscometer.
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Robert J. Hunter. where R is the plate radius . If two flat plates are used , instead of a cone and plate , the force required to keep the gap space constant is given by : 2F R2 1d In F 1+ In F ) . 2 dýr = -3P22 ( at R ) . ( 18.7.2 ) For ...
Robert J. Hunter. where R is the plate radius . If two flat plates are used , instead of a cone and plate , the force required to keep the gap space constant is given by : 2F R2 1d In F 1+ In F ) . 2 dýr = -3P22 ( at R ) . ( 18.7.2 ) For ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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