Colloid and Capillary Chemistry (Freundlich, Herbert)

Colloid Chemistry; Principles and Applications

COLLOID CHEMISTRY; PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS. By Jerome Alexander, M.Sc., Consulting Chemist and Chemical Engineer. Third Edition. D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., New York, 1929. pp. X+270. The author's treatment of principles occupies 75 pages, practical applications are given I58 pages, and there is a brief appendix entitled Experimental Suggestions or Laboratory Manual. This division of spa...

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ZETA POTENTIAL AND COLLOID CHEMISTRY Eric

The US Food and Drug Administration often requests the measurement of zeta potential; however, there is virtually no guidance offered in any of the regulatory pharmacopoeias. Guidelines are available in other standards, and there exists a wealth of information in texts and publications. Many of these are taken from non-pharmaceutical industries where zeta potential is routinely used as part of ...

Capillary forces and structuring in layers of colloid particles

‘Capillary forces’ are interactions between particles mediated by fluid interfaces. Recent advances in this field have been achieved by experiments and theory on lateral capillary forces, which are due to the overlap of menisci formed around separate particles attached to an interface. In particular, we should mention the cases of ‘finite menisci’ and ‘capillary multipoles’. The capillary-bridg...

Capillary Electrophoresis in Forensic Chemistry