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Page 715
This is the situation in which the Stern modification to the Langmuir equation
becomes important and we may , for example , set AGads = z ; ey + 0 ( 12 . 1 . 9 )
[ 6 . 4 . 15 ) where w is the electrostatic potential experienced by the adsorbing ...
This is the situation in which the Stern modification to the Langmuir equation
becomes important and we may , for example , set AGads = z ; ey + 0 ( 12 . 1 . 9 )
[ 6 . 4 . 15 ) where w is the electrostatic potential experienced by the adsorbing ...
Page 790
Whereas one can go quite some distance in discussing electro - osmosis , and
streaming potential and current using the simple ... For lower values of ka and
modest 1 & 1 potentials ( ~ 75 mV ) the error in that procedure can be 30 % or
more .
Whereas one can go quite some distance in discussing electro - osmosis , and
streaming potential and current using the simple ... For lower values of ka and
modest 1 & 1 potentials ( ~ 75 mV ) the error in that procedure can be 30 % or
more .
Page 1080
adsorbed 865 , 878 , 883 , 892 surface migration 457 , 935 bridging 1034
dielectric data 221t Hamaker constant 2220 in solution , stabilizing action 483
potential energy diagram 486 non - aqueous , theory of 471 osmotic pressure of
648 ...
adsorbed 865 , 878 , 883 , 892 surface migration 457 , 935 bridging 1034
dielectric data 221t Hamaker constant 2220 in solution , stabilizing action 483
potential energy diagram 486 non - aqueous , theory of 471 osmotic pressure of
648 ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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