Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... reduces to I ( Q ) = NF2 ( Q ) S ( Q ) . ( 14.4.3 ) In the case of a non - interacting ( dilute ) dispersion , S ( Q ) = 1 , and this result reduces to the monodisperse form of eqn ( 14.3.10 ) , as expected . In the general case , the Q ...
... reduces to I ( Q ) = NF2 ( Q ) S ( Q ) . ( 14.4.3 ) In the case of a non - interacting ( dilute ) dispersion , S ( Q ) = 1 , and this result reduces to the monodisperse form of eqn ( 14.3.10 ) , as expected . In the general case , the Q ...
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... reduces to when Aaa = 0 and d = 0 . ЕА = -Аy / ( 12лD2 ) 15.2.3 Show that eqn ( 15.2.6 ) reduces to ( 15.2.7 ) when y = y3 . ( This was Exercise 7.4.6 ) . Note that in this case the energy is necessarily positive ( i.e. repulsive ) ...
... reduces to when Aaa = 0 and d = 0 . ЕА = -Аy / ( 12лD2 ) 15.2.3 Show that eqn ( 15.2.6 ) reduces to ( 15.2.7 ) when y = y3 . ( This was Exercise 7.4.6 ) . Note that in this case the energy is necessarily positive ( i.e. repulsive ) ...
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Robert J. Hunter. pressure required to reduce Yow to zero is , therefore , significantly reduced . Most effective co ... reduces flexibility . The shorter alcohols form films of varying alcohol to soap ratio , as is shown in the studies ...
Robert J. Hunter. pressure required to reduce Yow to zero is , therefore , significantly reduced . Most effective co ... reduces flexibility . The shorter alcohols form films of varying alcohol to soap ratio , as is shown in the studies ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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