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The Chemistry of Surfaces and Subdivided Phases

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Part of the book series: A Macmillan Chemistry Text ((MCT))

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It has been tacitly assumed in the systems dealt with previously that the surface area/volume ratio is very small. The final chapter is devoted to systems in which this ratio is large enough to produce features not shown by matter in bulk. As will be apparent shortly, this study is of great technological importance.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. Teesside Polytechnic, UK

    C. Heald (Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry)

  2. Falkirk Technical College, UK

    A. C. K. Smith (Head of Department of Chemistry)

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© 1974 C. Heald and A. C. K. Smith

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Heald, C., Smith, A.C.K. (1974). The Chemistry of Surfaces and Subdivided Phases. In: Applied Physical Chemistry. A Macmillan Chemistry Text. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01644-0_12

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