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over all possible configurations of the molecules . We can accomplish this as
follows : choose a molecule and set up a coordinate system at the centre of this
molecule . The number of molecules in a spherical shell of radius r and thickness
dr ...
over all possible configurations of the molecules . We can accomplish this as
follows : choose a molecule and set up a coordinate system at the centre of this
molecule . The number of molecules in a spherical shell of radius r and thickness
dr ...
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18 ) There are several possible procedures for solving the model . The first step is
the estimation of the intrinsic complexing constants , * Kion , which Davis et al . (
1978 ) and James and Parks ( 1982 ) estimate using the double extrapolation ...
18 ) There are several possible procedures for solving the model . The first step is
the estimation of the intrinsic complexing constants , * Kion , which Davis et al . (
1978 ) and James and Parks ( 1982 ) estimate using the double extrapolation ...
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This makes it possible for much higher adsorption densities to be achieved on
moderately charged surfaces . Highly charged surfaces are usually hydrophilic ,
because the adsorbed counterions are hydrophilic . It should , however , be ...
This makes it possible for much higher adsorption densities to be achieved on
moderately charged surfaces . Highly charged surfaces are usually hydrophilic ,
because the adsorbed counterions are hydrophilic . It should , however , be ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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