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... electrolyte . At constant Po , adding electrolyte causes the surface charge density to increase . 0 = ( H. van Olphen , Introduction to Clay Colloid Chemistry , Wiley- Interscience , New York , 1963 , p . 34. ) B 3.7.3 The Gouy ...
... electrolyte . At constant Po , adding electrolyte causes the surface charge density to increase . 0 = ( H. van Olphen , Introduction to Clay Colloid Chemistry , Wiley- Interscience , New York , 1963 , p . 34. ) B 3.7.3 The Gouy ...
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... electrolyte con- centration would yield an unstable system , or , slightly decreas- ing the electrolyte concentration would achieve long - term sta- bility . Later in the chapter , we will analyze the relation between kinetics of ...
... electrolyte con- centration would yield an unstable system , or , slightly decreas- ing the electrolyte concentration would achieve long - term sta- bility . Later in the chapter , we will analyze the relation between kinetics of ...
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... electrolyte concentration K on the total potential energy of interaction of two spherical particles : R = 7 10 m ; T ... electrolyte . In practice , this turns out not to be a major problem , provided we obey some simple rules when ...
... electrolyte concentration K on the total potential energy of interaction of two spherical particles : R = 7 10 m ; T ... electrolyte . In practice , this turns out not to be a major problem , provided we obey some simple rules when ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
Literature | 35 |
Related to Surface Tension and | 44 |
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