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Solid-liquid ratios, monomer concentration

The differences between the two curves can be explained by the sulfonate (the most adsorbed surfactant) monomer concentrations at equilibrium, which were reached in both cases, considering the amounts of surfactants, liquid and solid present. Figure 4 shows a distinct evolution of monomer concentrations for the two solid/liquid ratios considered. [Pg.282]

Figure 4. Monomer concentration versus initial sulfonate fraction for two typical solid-liquid ratios. Figure 4. Monomer concentration versus initial sulfonate fraction for two typical solid-liquid ratios.
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