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Free Volume Theory for Big Plus Small Hard Spheres

1 Free Volume Theory for Big Plus Small Hard Spheres [Pg.177]

In 1964 Lebowitz and Rowlinson [6] showed that, within the Percus-Yevick treatment of hard sphere fluids [7], binary hard sphere mixtures are completely miscible for aU concentrations and size ratios. This proof was later extended by Vrij [8] to hard sphere mixtures with an arbitrary number of components. Up till 1990, it was indeed generally beUeved that hard sphere mixtures do not phase [Pg.177]

Lekkerkerker and R. Tuinier, Colloids and the Depletion Interaction, Lecture Notes in Physics, 833, DOI 10.1007/978-94-007-1223-2 5, [Pg.177]

5 Phase Transitions of Hard Spheres Plus Colloids [Pg.178]

The free volume treatment given for hard spheres + penetrable hard spheres can be extended to the case of asymmetric hard sphere mixtures as follows. The osmotic equilibrium system considered is depicted in a schematic way in Fig. 5.2. We assume the depletion layers are equal to the radii of the small hard spheres. Following the same steps as in Chap. 3 we obtain for the semi-grand potential of the asymmetric hard sphere mixture. [Pg.178]




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