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4 Film stability ( a ) Type A films ( b ) Type B films ( c ) Type C films 15 . 5
Disjoining pressure 15 . 5 . 1 Liquid single component films 15 . 5 . 2
Multicomponent systems 15 . 5 . 3 Other contributions to film pressure 15 . 6 Film
stability wetting 15 .
4 Film stability ( a ) Type A films ( b ) Type B films ( c ) Type C films 15 . 5
Disjoining pressure 15 . 5 . 1 Liquid single component films 15 . 5 . 2
Multicomponent systems 15 . 5 . 3 Other contributions to film pressure 15 . 6 Film
stability wetting 15 .
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Such structures are important in situations like froth flotation but for emulsion
stability we are normally concerned with situations in which D > 0 and the film is
liquid . The interaction energy diagrams for unstable ( A1 ) and stable ( A2 ) films
are ...
Such structures are important in situations like froth flotation but for emulsion
stability we are normally concerned with situations in which D > 0 and the film is
liquid . The interaction energy diagrams for unstable ( A1 ) and stable ( A2 ) films
are ...
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Emulsions can , however , be stable for long periods ( many months ) just as
colloidal sols can have long term ( kinetic ) stability . Sometimes we will want to
promote stability ( as in the food , paint , pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry
to ...
Emulsions can , however , be stable for long periods ( many months ) just as
colloidal sols can have long term ( kinetic ) stability . Sometimes we will want to
promote stability ( as in the food , paint , pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry
to ...
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Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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