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... of condensed phases . At the highest pressure is the solid phase , which is rigid and has very low compressibility : The chains and heads are both packed together as tightly as possible . In 414 ELEVEN ADSORPTION AND SURFACE EFFECTS.
... of condensed phases . At the highest pressure is the solid phase , which is rigid and has very low compressibility : The chains and heads are both packed together as tightly as possible . In 414 ELEVEN ADSORPTION AND SURFACE EFFECTS.
Page 418
... rigid or gelling . Spread- ing on a subphase of dilute acid or concentrated ammonium sulfate makes the films gaseous at higher concentrations than when they are spread on water . It has been found that the nature of protein films can be ...
... rigid or gelling . Spread- ing on a subphase of dilute acid or concentrated ammonium sulfate makes the films gaseous at higher concentrations than when they are spread on water . It has been found that the nature of protein films can be ...
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... rigidity that cannot be contributed by the solvent . In some systems the fibers of the disperse phase may be ex- tensively branched and may become entangled with one another , perhaps in a way analogous to that in which branches in a ...
... rigidity that cannot be contributed by the solvent . In some systems the fibers of the disperse phase may be ex- tensively branched and may become entangled with one another , perhaps in a way analogous to that in which branches in a ...
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