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11 ) and its extensions ( notably the Stern equation and what is usually referred
to as the Freundlich isotherm ) . Adsorption from fairly dilute solutions onto the
solid / liquid or liquid / liquid ( emulsion ) interface is usually limited to , at most , a
...
11 ) and its extensions ( notably the Stern equation and what is usually referred
to as the Freundlich isotherm ) . Adsorption from fairly dilute solutions onto the
solid / liquid or liquid / liquid ( emulsion ) interface is usually limited to , at most , a
...
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Ferrofluids are stable colloidal dispersions of magnetic particles , usually
sterically stabilized by a polymer or surfactant coating ( for an extensive
bibliography see Zahn and Shenton , 1980 ; a general overview is given by
Rosensweig , 1982 ) ...
Ferrofluids are stable colloidal dispersions of magnetic particles , usually
sterically stabilized by a polymer or surfactant coating ( for an extensive
bibliography see Zahn and Shenton , 1980 ; a general overview is given by
Rosensweig , 1982 ) ...
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Flavour emulsions which are again oil in water dispersions , usually stabilized by
non - ionics . 4 . Pesticide emulsions in which an insoluble organic compound ( e
. g . chlordane ) is dispersed in water using a non - ionic surfactant . They are ...
Flavour emulsions which are again oil in water dispersions , usually stabilized by
non - ionics . 4 . Pesticide emulsions in which an insoluble organic compound ( e
. g . chlordane ) is dispersed in water using a non - ionic surfactant . They are ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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