Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... 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 g → 0 as X → ∞ . ( 13.5.8 ) By symmetry , h and g must be the same for all points at a given ...
... 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 g → 0 as X → ∞ . ( 13.5.8 ) By symmetry , h and g must be the same for all points at a given ...
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... 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 case take ...
... 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 case take ...
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... 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 particle ( with ka > ...
... 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 particle ( with ka > ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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