Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... range of about 1 pH unit ; presumably , in these cases , although some of the ions could be hydrolysed under some pH conditions , the dominant ionic species is not changing over the ( small ) range of pH involved , and is usually M2 + ...
... range of about 1 pH unit ; presumably , in these cases , although some of the ions could be hydrolysed under some pH conditions , the dominant ionic species is not changing over the ( small ) range of pH involved , and is usually M2 + ...
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... range of the potential , the lower the density at which the compressibility will begin to diminish . Imagine first starting with a hard - sphere system , in which the range of the interaction is the diameter , d , of the spheres . From ...
... range of the potential , the lower the density at which the compressibility will begin to diminish . Imagine first starting with a hard - sphere system , in which the range of the interaction is the diameter , d , of the spheres . From ...
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... range over which S ( Q ) can be evaluated from light scattering is shown on the same scale which indicates clearly how limited the latter technique is in this respect . Note also that this range of Q values ( 0≤Q / ( nm ̄1 ) ≤0.4 ) ...
... range over which S ( Q ) can be evaluated from light scattering is shown on the same scale which indicates clearly how limited the latter technique is in this respect . Note also that this range of Q values ( 0≤Q / ( nm ̄1 ) ≤0.4 ) ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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