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Fig. XI-2. Variation of physically adsorbed (Pp) and chemically adsorbed (Pc) segments as a function of time for cyclic polymethylsiloxane adsorbing from CCI4 onto alumina (from Ref. 43). Note that the initial physisoiption is overcome by chemical adsorption as the final state is reached. [T. Cosgrove, C. A. Prestidge, and B. Vincent, J. Chem. Soc. Faraday Trans., 86(9), 1377-1382 (1990). Reproduced by permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry.]...

Fleer G J, Cohen Stuart M A, Scheutjens J M H M, Cosgrove T and Vincent B 1993 Polymers at Interfaces (London Chapman and Hall) Rowlinson J S and Widoni B 1982 Molecular Theory of Capillarity (Oxford Clarendon)... 

Saunders B R and Vincent B 1999 Microgel particles as model colloids theory, properties and applications Adv. Colloid Interface Sol. 80 1 -25... 

Vincent B, Edwards J, Emmett S and Greet R 1988 Phase separation in dispersions of weakly-interacting particles in solutions of non-adsorbing polymers Colloid Surf. 31 267-98... 

As part of the same HMO method but with various approximations, appeared the calculations of Zahradnik and Koutecki (117). Vincent and Metzger (118), Vitry-Raymond and Metzger (119), Bonnier and Gelus (120), and Bonnier et al. (121). In 1966, Vincent et al. applied to thiazole the iterative methods restricted to the tt system in the following approximations w" (122), w (123). and P.P.P. (124, 123), This last method was later employed with different approximations and for various purposes by Chowdhury and Basu (125), J. Devanneaux and Labarre (126), Yoshida and Kobayashi (127). Witanowskiet et al. (128). and E. Corradi et al. (129). 

G. Salmona, C. Guimon, R. Faure, E. J. Vincent, and G. Pfister-Guiiiouzo, Unpublished Results, 1977. 

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