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In the simplest models of the silver iodide / aqueous solution interface one would
assume that the excess of Agt or I ions ( depending on whether the surface was
positive or negative ) would be uniformly distributed over the surface and would ...
In the simplest models of the silver iodide / aqueous solution interface one would
assume that the excess of Agt or I ions ( depending on whether the surface was
positive or negative ) would be uniformly distributed over the surface and would ...
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The behaviour of surfactants is quite different on hydrophobic surfaces ( like Agl )
compared to hydrophilic surfaces ( like the ... 5 ) are hydrophobic , but when
isomorphous substitution generates a high surface charge ( as in montmorillonite
or ...
The behaviour of surfactants is quite different on hydrophobic surfaces ( like Agl )
compared to hydrophilic surfaces ( like the ... 5 ) are hydrophobic , but when
isomorphous substitution generates a high surface charge ( as in montmorillonite
or ...
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... see centrifugation Galvani potential of 372 superposition , linear 703 of electric
fields 359 of sedimentation and diffusion 526 supersaturation , degree of 285 ,
286 in liquid condensation 284 in presence of surface 300 surface coverage 714
...
... see centrifugation Galvani potential of 372 superposition , linear 703 of electric
fields 359 of sedimentation and diffusion 526 supersaturation , degree of 285 ,
286 in liquid condensation 284 in presence of surface 300 surface coverage 714
...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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