Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... steric ) are then discussed , using the notions introduced in Volume I. We then examine ( Section 15.3 ) the hydrodynamics of the thinning process ( the flow ( or drainage ) of fluid from the region between the two approaching bulk ...
... steric ) are then discussed , using the notions introduced in Volume I. We then examine ( Section 15.3 ) the hydrodynamics of the thinning process ( the flow ( or drainage ) of fluid from the region between the two approaching bulk ...
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... steric or hydration forces at the particle surfaces are taken into account ( Fig . 7.6.1 ) . In this case , however , the steric layers are assumed to be rather more extensive . The height of the maximum ( Vmax ) is again determined ...
... steric or hydration forces at the particle surfaces are taken into account ( Fig . 7.6.1 ) . In this case , however , the steric layers are assumed to be rather more extensive . The height of the maximum ( Vmax ) is again determined ...
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... steric stabilization 483 of surfactant 768-76 CPB 367 cratic contribution to micellization 583 creaming 92 , 908 , 911 , 924 creep 78 creep compliance 81 , 84f critical approach distance , see critical separation chain length and ...
... steric stabilization 483 of surfactant 768-76 CPB 367 cratic contribution to micellization 583 creaming 92 , 908 , 911 , 924 creep 78 creep compliance 81 , 84f critical approach distance , see critical separation chain length and ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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