Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... fraction of the total volume occupied by particles ( usually referred to simply as the volume fraction of the suspension ) . The right - hand side of eqn ( 14.1.1 ) is unity at infinite dilution , and has only fallen to half of its ...
... fraction of the total volume occupied by particles ( usually referred to simply as the volume fraction of the suspension ) . The right - hand side of eqn ( 14.1.1 ) is unity at infinite dilution , and has only fallen to half of its ...
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... volume fractions as high as 20 % in many representative charged dispersions ... fraction by simply rescaling g ( r ) to g ( rd。/d1 ) . In the case of ... volume to being dominated by electrostatics . The former must clearly be the case ...
... volume fractions as high as 20 % in many representative charged dispersions ... fraction by simply rescaling g ( r ) to g ( rd。/d1 ) . In the case of ... volume to being dominated by electrostatics . The former must clearly be the case ...
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... volume fractions of phases for 0.5 % weight fraction ( O = oil phase , W = water phase ) ; ( c ) OW interfacial tension as a function of temperature . ( Modified from Saito and Shinoda 1970. ) Yow ( mN m 20 ° C , consists of two ...
... volume fractions of phases for 0.5 % weight fraction ( O = oil phase , W = water phase ) ; ( c ) OW interfacial tension as a function of temperature . ( Modified from Saito and Shinoda 1970. ) Yow ( mN m 20 ° C , consists of two ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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