Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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Page 669
... volume continues the philosophy and format of Volume I. Again I am indebted to my Australian collaborators for their untiring efforts to provide me with suitable material . In this case I was able to rely more heavily than ever on their ...
... volume continues the philosophy and format of Volume I. Again I am indebted to my Australian collaborators for their untiring efforts to provide me with suitable material . In this case I was able to rely more heavily than ever on their ...
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... volume V. The probability of finding a particular molecule in a volume element AV is just ( AV / V ) . The number of molecules one expects to find in AV is therefore N ( AV / V ) = p AV , ( 11.3.1 ) where the factor N arises because we ...
... volume V. The probability of finding a particular molecule in a volume element AV is just ( AV / V ) . The number of molecules one expects to find in AV is therefore N ( AV / V ) = p AV , ( 11.3.1 ) where the factor N arises because we ...
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... volume of a collection of hard spheres . ( Vhs is simply related to the radius of the drops only for uncharged systems . For charged systems , the effective hard sphere volume ( including the double layer effect ) must be used ) ...
... volume of a collection of hard spheres . ( Vhs is simply related to the radius of the drops only for uncharged systems . For charged systems , the effective hard sphere volume ( including the double layer effect ) must be used ) ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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