The Quintessence of Irving Langmuir, Band 12Pergamon Press, 1966 - 369 Seiten |
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... surface . " ( When something is absorbed , it passes through the surface and disappears into the body of the substance ; but when it is adsorbed , it remains on the surface and goes no farther . ) When Langmuir first began prying into ...
... surface . " ( When something is absorbed , it passes through the surface and disappears into the body of the substance ; but when it is adsorbed , it remains on the surface and goes no farther . ) When Langmuir first began prying into ...
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... surface of the liquid . " Gibbs even worked out a formula containing an adsorption factor to account mathema- tically for surface tension . " Prior to 1910 , " Langmuir wrote , " many different theories of adsorption had been proposed ...
... surface of the liquid . " Gibbs even worked out a formula containing an adsorption factor to account mathema- tically for surface tension . " Prior to 1910 , " Langmuir wrote , " many different theories of adsorption had been proposed ...
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... surface but simply sit around in solitary little globs , never forming a film . Some ends of some molecules turned down , others seemed to stand up ; some molecules seemed to lie down on their sides , depending on the nature of the ...
... surface but simply sit around in solitary little globs , never forming a film . Some ends of some molecules turned down , others seemed to stand up ; some molecules seemed to lie down on their sides , depending on the nature of the ...
Inhalt
Foreword | 8 |
Chapter 2 | 23 |
Chapter 4 | 46 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
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