On the repulsive forces between charged colloid particles and on the theory of slow coagulation and stability of lyophobe sols.
On the repulsive forces between charged colloid particles and on the theory of slow coagulation and stability of lyophobe sols.
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10.1039/tf9403500203
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1940-01-01
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Derjaguin, B
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Derjaguin, B
Since the appearance of the papers by Kruyt and Bungenberg de Jong, a it is customary to consider solvation or hydration as the second stability factor of colloidal systems. However, up to the present the concept of solvation, applied to the stability of colloids, was qualitative in character only, which reflected the insufficiently precise and often contradictory meaning assigned to it by different authors. Thus, usually no clear distinction was made between the changes in the mechanical properties of solvated layers, and the changes in the thermodynamical properties which lead to the forces of interaction when particles approach. Hence, we shall avoid the use of the term solvation and speak instead of forces of the second kind, which are connected with the second thermodynamical