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colloidal suspension

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colloidal suspension [kə′lȯid·əl səs′pen·shən]
(chemistry)


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1), (2) The sol-gel process involves the evolution of inorganic networks in a continuous liquid phase through the formation of colloidal suspension and the following gelation of the sol.
Techniques for determining spacing include adsorbing the thioether from a solution or a colloidal suspension, or controlling the degree of polymerization of the thioether.
Some researchers (20), (21) have applied scaling concepts introduced by De Genes for polymer melts and gels to colloidal suspensions and showed that there is a power low type relationship between storage modulus plateau values and the particle volume fraction as G' [varies] [empty set] " in which exponent n is related to fractal dimension, through following equation (20): [FIGURE 5 OMITTED] n = 3 + x/3 - D (1) where x refers to the chemical length and D is the fractal dimension.
 
 
 
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