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The specification of the mathematical problem for h and g is completed by the
requirement that the disturbances in ion density decay to zero far from the plate .
Hence h→0 and 80 as x - > 0 . ( 13 . 5 . 8 ) By symmetry , h and g must be the
same ...
The specification of the mathematical problem for h and g is completed by the
requirement that the disturbances in ion density decay to zero far from the plate .
Hence h→0 and 80 as x - > 0 . ( 13 . 5 . 8 ) By symmetry , h and g must be the
same ...
Page 801
The relevance of this problem to colloidal electrokinetic effects will be
demonstrated in the next section . The equations for h and g are of course the
same as in the previous problem . The difference lies in the boundary conditions
which in this ...
The relevance of this problem to colloidal electrokinetic effects will be
demonstrated in the next section . The equations for h and g are of course the
same as in the previous problem . The difference lies in the boundary conditions
which in this ...
Page 803
3 Application to a colloidal problem The problem dealt with in Section 13 . 5 . 2
provides us with a simplified version of the processes which occur in real thin
double layer systems . As an illustration , consider the case of an isolated
spherical ...
3 Application to a colloidal problem The problem dealt with in Section 13 . 5 . 2
provides us with a simplified version of the processes which occur in real thin
double layer systems . As an illustration , consider the case of an isolated
spherical ...
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INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL MECHANICS | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS | 786 |
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