Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... spheres . From the above discussion , we expect this system to exhibit features associated with concentrated behaviour once d becomes comparable with the range of the potential , or when 8 / d1 . Now let the spheres develop a charge ...
... spheres . From the above discussion , we expect this system to exhibit features associated with concentrated behaviour once d becomes comparable with the range of the potential , or when 8 / d1 . Now let the spheres develop a charge ...
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... sphere fluid . This is a purely geometric effect , related to the fact that in a neutral system , a hole formed in a cluster of large spheres may be filled by a smaller sphere . In a dispersion of charged spheres , the smaller sphere is ...
... sphere fluid . This is a purely geometric effect , related to the fact that in a neutral system , a hole formed in a cluster of large spheres may be filled by a smaller sphere . In a dispersion of charged spheres , the smaller sphere is ...
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... spheres in this case will effectively never come into contact , this type of suspension is in the plasma - like ... spheres of the average size ; ( ii ) randomly place the actual polydisperse spheres on these points . It is easy to see ...
... spheres in this case will effectively never come into contact , this type of suspension is in the plasma - like ... spheres of the average size ; ( ii ) randomly place the actual polydisperse spheres on these points . It is easy to see ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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