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Strongly Aggregated and Coagulated Systems

Russel et al.16 pointed out that this approach is over-simplistic in not [Pg.244]

We have assumed that a random packed structure is more likely at high rates with a distribution of floe sizes. The volume fraction of floes will depend upon the floe packing fraction, giving rise to a floe diameter 2af with particles per floe  [Pg.245]

There are many other forms of clay including synthetic clays such as laponite, a synthetic hectorite. Suitable tuning of the properties of these systems can produce similar structures. These systems have the advantage of small particle size and a relatively improved level of particle monodispersity over their naturally occurring counterparts and are being increasingly used as rheology modifiers. [Pg.247]

The aggregation of spherical particles such as small particles of silica have been modelled by a fractal approach.16,17 Fractal mathematics can [Pg.247]

The term D is called the fractal index and represents the packing change with distance from the centre of the floe. Computer simulation and experiments allow the value of D to be related to the mechanism of aggregation. Typical values are for  [Pg.248]


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