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Electrical Forces Due to Charge of Particles

For a painted surface, with the same assumptions, we will obtain [Pg.103]

It is quite difficult to determine the displacement e precisely. By using the approximate Dan solution, Balabanov [130] showed that, with [Pg.103]

If we designate as(jri the charge referred to unit mass of the powder, i.e., qi = Qlm, and if we neglect molecular interaction, then from Eq. (IV.22) we can obtain the following expression  [Pg.104]

For identical particles when they are detached by centrifuging under identical conditions, the quantities in parentheses in Eq. (IV.23) are constants and are hence designated as j3. [Pg.104]

according to Eq. (IV.23), the centrifuge speed co should be directly proportional to the charge 71 if the adhesion is caused by Coulomb forces alone. Actually [131], we find a deviation from the theoretical concept. The straight line CO =/( i) does not pass through the coordinate origin. The intercept of this line on the vertical axis characterizes the contribution of molecular interaction in making up the total adhesion. [Pg.104]


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