Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... results . For instance if one solves the Ornstein - Zernike equation ( 11.8.1 ) in the Percus - Yevick approximation ... result is an underestimate . An heuristic equation constructed by Carnahan and Starling ( see Hansen and McDonald ...
... results . For instance if one solves the Ornstein - Zernike equation ( 11.8.1 ) in the Percus - Yevick approximation ... result is an underestimate . An heuristic equation constructed by Carnahan and Starling ( see Hansen and McDonald ...
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... results . Check your answer by taking limiting cases which reduce to the known monodisperse result ( e.g. by letting both diameters tend to the same size or by letting the density of one component tend to zero ) . 14.2.4 Derive eqn ...
... results . Check your answer by taking limiting cases which reduce to the known monodisperse result ( e.g. by letting both diameters tend to the same size or by letting the density of one component tend to zero ) . 14.2.4 Derive eqn ...
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... result , say , of increasing the ionic strength ) the maximum may disappear ; the film will then revert to a thermodynamically stable thinner film . Dilution of the electrolyte concentration in the liquid y will increase VE and should ...
... result , say , of increasing the ionic strength ) the maximum may disappear ; the film will then revert to a thermodynamically stable thinner film . Dilution of the electrolyte concentration in the liquid y will increase VE and should ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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