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We have already seen an example of this in the hard sphere structure factor , eqn
( 11 . 7 . 16 ) ; the ruler length is d , and all hard sphere liquid structures of a given
volume fraction are the same when Q is measured in units of 1 / 8 ( or r in units ...
We have already seen an example of this in the hard sphere structure factor , eqn
( 11 . 7 . 16 ) ; the ruler length is d , and all hard sphere liquid structures of a given
volume fraction are the same when Q is measured in units of 1 / 8 ( or r in units ...
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Stereo pair showing a colloidal crystal structure with face centred cubic symmetry
. ( Stereo viewers are usually available in the crystallography department . ) and
reformed by the thermal energy of the particles . If the repulsion between ...
Stereo pair showing a colloidal crystal structure with face centred cubic symmetry
. ( Stereo viewers are usually available in the crystallography department . ) and
reformed by the thermal energy of the particles . If the repulsion between ...
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Plot of the potential function V ( y ) / kT against y for three dispersions ( volume
fraction , > 92 > 93 ) with common values of y ' and k ' . will members of this family
have a universal structure ( when measured with a ruler of length a ( eqn ( 14 . 2 .
Plot of the potential function V ( y ) / kT against y for three dispersions ( volume
fraction , > 92 > 93 ) with common values of y ' and k ' . will members of this family
have a universal structure ( when measured with a ruler of length a ( eqn ( 14 . 2 .
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Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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