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Introduction

  • Álvaro González GarcíaEmail author
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In this introduction, we shortly revise the fundamentals of colloidal phase behaviour and set the aim and structure of this thesis. Some emphasis is given to the parts in which this thesis is divided: spherical colloids, anisotropic colloids, and association colloids. Methods that are common to more than one chapter are also presented here to avoid repetition of information through this thesis.

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  1. 1.Van ’t Hoff Laboratory for Physical and Colloid Chemistry, Department of Chemistry and Debye InstituteUtrecht UniversityUtrechtThe Netherlands

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