Michael Ossenbeck Books

Concentrated Dispersions : Theory, Experiments, And Applications

By Wei Wang, Philip J. Goetz, Dinesh O. Shah, Zhigang Sun, Piyush Sheth, W.H. Kim, Ning Wu, Laurie B. Gower, P. Somasundaran, Vincent A. Hackley, M. Chang, Vishal M. Patel, Division Of Colloid And Surface Chemistry Staff American Chemical Society, A. Zaman, Baohua Gu, Jeong-Min Cho, Ponisseril Somasundaran, Richard Durand, Andrei S. Dukhin, H. El-Shall, S. Chander, Alan M. Lane, B. Marković, Kevin Yang, Tharwat Tadros, Eva M. Sevick-Muraca, D. W. M. Marr, Udayan Mohanty, Meeting Staff American Chemical Society, Berislav Markovic, Allison Kurz, Michael Ossenbeck, P. Viravathana, Meihua Piao, Shukendu Hait, David M. Nikles, Wolfgang M. Sigmund, M. Miriam De Souza Lima, R. Borsali, Yingqing Huang, Felix Alba, Aleksander Spasic, Zhonghua Pan, Laurence Senak, Anjing Lou, S. El-Mofty, I. Vakarelski

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Significant advances in experiment, theory, and technology have allowed the world of concentrated dispersion to progress significantly in recent years. This volume examines the current state of kno...

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