For stearically stabilized system, weak flocculation occurs when thickness of absorbed layer is [x], particle radius is [y] and Hamakar constant is [z]. Chose the correct answer for x, y and z in the sentence above. Group of answer choices: x=large; y=small; z=large x=small; y=large; z=large x=large; y=small; z=small x=large; y=large; z=large x=large; y=large; z=large x=large; y=large; z=small

For stearically stabilized system, weak flocculation occurs when thickness of absorbed layer is [x], particle radius is [y] and Hamakar constant is [z]. Chose the correct answer for x, y and z in the sentence above. Group of answer choices: x=large; y=small; z=large x=small; y=large; z=large x=large; y=small; z=small x=large; y=large; z=large x=large; y=large; z=large x=large; y=large; z=small

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

1st Edition

ISBN:9781111988609

Author:Charles Gilmore

Publisher:Charles Gilmore

Chapter3: The Structure Of Real Materials

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3.12P

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