Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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Page 693
... possible links between statistical mechanics and thermodynamics . For example , if g ( r ) and hence ( U ) are known functions of p and T , all other thermodynamic quantities can be calculated in the usual way . Since the pair ...
... possible links between statistical mechanics and thermodynamics . For example , if g ( r ) and hence ( U ) are known functions of p and T , all other thermodynamic quantities can be calculated in the usual way . Since the pair ...
Page 744
... possible co - existence of sites of opposite sign at a given pH . Davis et al . assume that at any pH ( not too close to the p.z.c. ) only one of the possible sites is present and the procedure is then essentially the same as for a ...
... possible co - existence of sites of opposite sign at a given pH . Davis et al . assume that at any pH ( not too close to the p.z.c. ) only one of the possible sites is present and the procedure is then essentially the same as for a ...
Page 768
... 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 possible to ...
... 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 possible to ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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