Foundations of Colloid Science, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 - Colloids |
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... zero charge ( p.z.c. ) . We now know that this is not necessarily so , but to understand the ramifications of that knowledge , we must re - examine , in some detail , the reasoning behind the equating of c.i.p.s with p.z.c.s. 12.2.1 ...
... zero charge ( p.z.c. ) . We now know that this is not necessarily so , but to understand the ramifications of that knowledge , we must re - examine , in some detail , the reasoning behind the equating of c.i.p.s with p.z.c.s. 12.2.1 ...
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... zero , it follows that ( o / Əμ ) pag will be zero whenever the Esin and Markov coefficient ẞ , is zero ( Lyklema 1972 ) . The coefficient ( σ / μ ) pag measures the vertical separation between the o % curves at different concentrations ...
... zero , it follows that ( o / Əμ ) pag will be zero whenever the Esin and Markov coefficient ẞ , is zero ( Lyklema 1972 ) . The coefficient ( σ / μ ) pag measures the vertical separation between the o % curves at different concentrations ...
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... zero salt effect . ) Lyklema ( 1984 ) has investigated the conditions under which it will occur and , in particular ... zero charge . If the electrolyte ( in this case KNO3 ) is not specifically adsorbed then , at the p.z.c. we expect ẞ ...
... zero salt effect . ) Lyklema ( 1984 ) has investigated the conditions under which it will occur and , in particular ... zero charge . If the electrolyte ( in this case KNO3 ) is not specifically adsorbed then , at the p.z.c. we expect ẞ ...
Contents
Contents of Volume I ix | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
CHARACTERIZATION OF COLLOIDAL DISPERSIONS 1 | 710 |
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