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5 Structures involving anisotropy 14 . 1 Introduction We define a colloidal
dispersion as concentrated if its properties are influenced by interactions
between the constituent particles . In the case of a sterically stabilized
suspension , for example ...
5 Structures involving anisotropy 14 . 1 Introduction We define a colloidal
dispersion as concentrated if its properties are influenced by interactions
between the constituent particles . In the case of a sterically stabilized
suspension , for example ...
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do = k - 1 , of the suspension ( see Section 6 . 3 ) . As a first crude estimate of the
effect of adding such a potential to the excluded volume interaction already
present , we may treat the particles as if they had an effective diameter of 8 + 22d
.
do = k - 1 , of the suspension ( see Section 6 . 3 ) . As a first crude estimate of the
effect of adding such a potential to the excluded volume interaction already
present , we may treat the particles as if they had an effective diameter of 8 + 22d
.
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49 ) so that the surface is covered with a thin layer of suspension medium which
may act as a lubricant , allowing the suspension to ' slip ' with respect to the solid
surface . The problem can be alleviated by deliberately roughening the cylinder ...
49 ) so that the surface is covered with a thin layer of suspension medium which
may act as a lubricant , allowing the suspension to ' slip ' with respect to the solid
surface . The problem can be alleviated by deliberately roughening the cylinder ...
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Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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