Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... scattering from the minor imperfections always present in the container proves to be so strong that electrons of suitable energy would never get to the sample . In the case of light or X - rays , the interactions are weaker , and the ...
... scattering from the minor imperfections always present in the container proves to be so strong that electrons of suitable energy would never get to the sample . In the case of light or X - rays , the interactions are weaker , and the ...
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... scattering . Figure 14.5.4a shows the situation for the case Q1 H ; the projection of S on the plane perpendicular to Q1 H , may be decomposed into components S , and S2 . For polarized neutron magnetic scattering we have a second ...
... scattering . Figure 14.5.4a shows the situation for the case Q1 H ; the projection of S on the plane perpendicular to Q1 H , may be decomposed into components S , and S2 . For polarized neutron magnetic scattering we have a second ...
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... Scattering techniques As we noted in Section 3.7 and more extensively in Chapter 14 , these techniques provide information on the size of structures and on the interactions that occur between structures in microemulsion systems . ( The ...
... Scattering techniques As we noted in Section 3.7 and more extensively in Chapter 14 , these techniques provide information on the size of structures and on the interactions that occur between structures in microemulsion systems . ( The ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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