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Basic Principles of Colloid Science
Abstract
Chapter 1: What are Colloids? Chapter 2: Why are Colloidal Dispersions Stable? Basic Principles Chapter 3: Why are Colloidal Dispersions Stable? Interparticle Forces Chapter 4: How are Colloidal Dispersions Prepared? Chapter 5: What is the Role of Surface Chemistry? Surface Tension and Adsorption Chapter 6: Some Important Properties of Colloids I Kinetic Properties Chapter 7: Some Important Properties of Colloids II Scattering Radiation Chapter 8: Some Important Properties of Colloids III Rheology Chapter 9: How are Colloidal Dispersions Destroyed? I Aggregation Processes Chapter 10: How are Colloidal Dispersions Destroyed? II Coalescence and Particle Growth Chapter 11: Association Colloids and Self-Assembly Systems Chapter 12: Thin Films, Foams and Emulsions Chapter 13: Gels Chapter 14: The Industrial Importance of Colloids Chapter 15: The Future of Colloid Science
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- RSC Paperbacks
- Publisher
- Royal Society of Chemistry
- Published
- 2007
- ISSN
- 0262-9518 (ISSN-L)
- 2050-926X
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- W1558309606
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- en
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