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Frontispiece | |
Preface | p. xiii |
Units and physical constants | p. xvi |
Mathematical symbols | p. xviii |
A Survey of Colloidal Dispersions | p. 1 |
Colloidal phenomena | p. 1 |
Historical notes | p. 7 |
Recent developments | p. 9 |
The classification of colloids | p. 12 |
An overview | p. 14 |
References | p. 18 |
Hydrodynamics | p. 21 |
Introduction | p. 21 |
Description of the motion of continuous media | p. 22 |
Two simple flow fields | p. 25 |
Steady laminar shear | p. 25 |
Potential flow past a sphere | p. 28 |
Characteristics of Stokes flow | p. 30 |
Singular solutions to the Stokes equations | p. 31 |
Dynamics of isolated spheres | p. 35 |
Unsteady translation of spheres | p. 42 |
Two spheres translating through a quiescent fluid | p. 44 |
Two spheres in a shear flow | p. 53 |
Summary | p. 60 |
References | p. 62 |
Problems | p. 63 |
Brownian Motion | p. 65 |
Introduction | p. 65 |
The Langevin equation | p. 66 |
Brownian motion and diffusion | p. 68 |
Measurement by photon correlation spectroscopy | p. 72 |
Pair interactions | p. 76 |
Brownian dynamics | p. 82 |
Summary | p. 84 |
References | p. 85 |
Problems | p. 86 |
Electrostatics | p. 88 |
Introduction | p. 88 |
Electrostatic fields | p. 89 |
Boundary conditions | p. 92 |
The electric stress tensor | p. 94 |
The origins of interfacial charge | p. 96 |
The Gouy-Chapman model of the diffuse layer | p. 99 |
The diffuse layer near a flat plate | p. 101 |
The diffuse layer around a sphere | p. 109 |
Repulsion between charged plates | p. 111 |
Repulsion between charged spheres | p. 115 |
Tests of the Gouy-Chapman theory | p. 120 |
Summary | p. 123 |
References | p. 124 |
Problems | p. 126 |
Dispersion forces | p. 129 |
Introduction | p. 129 |
Intermolecular forces and the microscopic theory | p. 130 |
Overview of the continuum theory | p. 136 |
Dielectric response of materials | p. 138 |
Theory for flat plates | p. 142 |
Solution of the boundary value problem | p. 142 |
Interaction potential | p. 145 |
Effect of electrolyte | p. 146 |
Calculations for specific materials | p. 147 |
Geometrical effects: the Derjaguin approximation | p. 149 |
Direct measurements | p. 150 |
A simplified approximation for flat plates | p. 153 |
Interactions between spheres | p. 156 |
Summary | p. 158 |
References | p. 159 |
Problems | p. 160 |
Forces due to soluble polymer | p. 162 |
Introduction | p. 163 |
Polymers in solution | p. 164 |
General features | p. 164 |
Thermodynamic functions | p. 168 |
Self-consistent field theory | p. 172 |
Application to bulk solutions | p. 176 |
Terminally anchored polymers | p. 176 |
Structure of isolated layers | p. 176 |
Interactions between layers: ideal solutions | p. 181 |
Interactions between layers: good and poor solvents | p. 183 |
Experimental results | p. 186 |
Non-adsorbing polymer | p. 189 |
Adsorbing polymer | p. 194 |
Structure of isolated layers | p. 194 |
Interactions between adsorbed layers | p. 201 |
Summary | p. 205 |
References | p. 206 |
Problems | p. 209 |
Electrokinetic phenomena | p. 211 |
Introduction | p. 211 |
Examples of electrokinetic phenomena | p. 211 |
A model problem | p. 212 |
Electrophoresis | p. 215 |
Scale analysis | p. 216 |
A thick diffuse layer | p. 219 |
A thin diffuse layer | p. 220 |
Electrophoresis with an equilibrium diffuse layer | p. 222 |
Effects due to deformation of the diffuse layer | p. 223 |
Measurements of electrophoretic mobilities | p. 227 |
Comparisons between theory and experiment | p. 229 |
Electrical conductivity of dilute suspensions | p. 231 |
Maxwell's theory | p. 231 |
Diffuse layer effects | p. 232 |
Comparisons between theory and experiment | p. 235 |
Dilute suspensions with alternating electric fields | p. 238 |
The leaky dielectric | p. 239 |
Maxwell-Wagner theory | p. 241 |
Behavior of suspensions of colloidal particles | p. 243 |
Summary | p. 252 |
References | p. 253 |
Problems | p. 256 |
Electrostatic stabilization | p. 258 |
Introduction | p. 258 |
Interparticle potential and criteria for stability | p. 260 |
Conservation equations for probability densities | p. 262 |
Initial stage of Brownian flocculation | p. 267 |
Predictions of the stability ratio | p. 271 |
Measurements of doublet formation rates | p. 274 |
Growth and structure of large flocs | p. 279 |
Doublet formation in shear flows | p. 289 |
Diffusion dominated flocculation: Pe [double less-than sign] 1 | p. 289 |
Convection dominated flocculation: Pe [double greater-than sign] 1 | p. 292 |
Growth of large aggregates in shear | p. 298 |
Criteria for mechanical stability | p. 299 |
Experimental studies of shear flocculation | p. 303 |
Summary | p. 305 |
References | p. 305 |
Problems | p. 308 |
Polymeric stabilization | p. 310 |
Introduction | p. 310 |
Criteria for stability | p. 312 |
Interaction potential between spheres with polymer layers | p. 313 |
Stability with respect to dispersion forces | p. 315 |
Critical flocculation point | p. 316 |
Measurements of critical flocculation point | p. 319 |
Summary | p. 327 |
References | p. 327 |
Problems | p. 328 |
Equilibrium phase behavior | p. 329 |
Introduction | p. 329 |
The statistical mechanical approach | p. 332 |
Equilibrium properties of dilute suspensions | p. 334 |
Perturbation theory | p. 335 |
Suspensions of hard spheres | p. 338 |
Disorder-order transition for charged spheres | p. 343 |
Phase transitions induced by dissolved polymer | p. 349 |
Application of the perturbation theory | p. 350 |
Hard spheres in ideal polymer solutions | p. 352 |
Electrostatically stabilized dispersions | p. 353 |
Polymerically stabilized dispersions | p. 357 |
Summary | p. 360 |
References | p. 361 |
Problems | p. 364 |
Particle capture | p. 366 |
Introduction | p. 366 |
Capture efficiency and the filter coefficient | p. 367 |
Scale analysis | p. 370 |
Capture of non-Brownian particles | p. 374 |
Inertial capture | p. 375 |
Capture with attractive forces | p. 377 |
Capture with electrostatic repulsion | p. 380 |
Capture of Brownian particles | p. 383 |
Experimental measurements | p. 387 |
Experiments with rotating discs | p. 388 |
Experiments with packed beds | p. 389 |
Summary | p. 391 |
References | p. 391 |
Problems | p. 393 |
Sedimentation | p. 394 |
Introduction | p. 394 |
Ensemble average velocities | p. 396 |
Monodisperse suspensions of spheres | p. 400 |
Polydisperse suspensions of spheres | p. 405 |
Theory of batch settling | p. 411 |
Hard spheres at infinite Peclet number | p. 414 |
Hard spheres at finite Peclet number | p. 423 |
Summary | p. 425 |
References | p. 426 |
Problems | p. 427 |
Diffusion | p. 429 |
Introduction | p. 429 |
Gradient diffusion of monodisperse spheres | p. 432 |
Equilibrium in the presence of an external potential | p. 437 |
Principles of photon correlation spectroscopy | p. 441 |
Initial decay of the autocorrelation functions | p. 444 |
Wavenumber-dependent diffusion coefficient | p. 447 |
Summary | p. 452 |
References | p. 453 |
Problems | p. 454 |
Rheology | |
Introduction | p. 456 |
Characterization of rheological behavior | p. 457 |
Dimensional analysis | p. 464 |
Hard spheres | p. 466 |
Charged spheres | p. 471 |
Polymerically stabilized spheres | p. 477 |
Weakly flocculated dispersions | p. 481 |
Motivation for pair interaction theories | p. 488 |
Non-equilibrium microstructure | p. 488 |
Macroscopic stresses | p. 493 |
Results and comparison with experiment | p. 497 |
Summary | p. 503 |
References | p. 503 |
Problems | p. 505 |
Measured properties | p. 507 |
Vector and tensor notation | p. 508 |
Author index | p. 511 |
Subject index | p. 517 |
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ISBN: 9780521426008
ISBN-10: 0521426006
Series: Cambridge Monographs on Mechanics
Published: 25th May 1992
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number of Pages: 544
Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Country of Publication: GB
Dimensions (cm): 22.9 x 15.4 x 3.3
Weight (kg): 0.75
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