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Studies in colloid optics

Part IV. Sol-gel transition of some lyophilic gels

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Results of an extensive investigation on the changes in the size and shape of the colloid particles during the sol-gel transition of agar-agar, gelatin and cellulose acetate gels, by the R. S. Krishnan colloid optical technique have been discussed. A possible mechanism of the sol-gel transition of lyophilic gels has been proposed.

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  1. Delhi Polytechnic, India

    P. K. Katti (Lecturer in Physics)

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Communicated by Dr. L. A. Ramdas,f.a.sc.

These investigations were made when the author was working for his Doctorate under Dr. L. A. Ramdas, at the Meteorological Office, Poona.

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Katti, P.K. Studies in colloid optics. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. (Math. Sci.) 38, 387–397 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03045248

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