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| Adam N.K. — The Physics And Chemistry Of Surfaces |
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Parish 226
Parke 150
Parks 204
Parsons 150
Partington 246
Paschen 340 348
Patek 197
Patrick 204
Pease 235 236 238 242
Pellat 339 347
Peltier 308
Penetration into monolayers 98
Penetration of gases into porous solids 253—254 268—70
Penetration of gases into solids 188
Penetration of liquids into porous solids 190 198
Penetration of liquids into solids 181 185 188
Pentaorythritol tetrapalmitate, films of 70 77—78
Perkins 195
Perrin 144 145 146 309
Perrot 377
Peskov 4
Peters 138 147 385 387
petersen 195
Ph in surface layers 138 411
Ph influence on cohesion in monolayers 72
Ph, displacement by adsorption 138—141
Phase boundary potentials, definition of 302—308 423—424
Phase boundary, origin of 300 423—424
Phelps 139
Phenols, monolayers of 49—51 54 56 60 78 118—119
Philip, J.C. 250 290
Philippi 91
Phillips 168
Philpot 338 348 356
Phosphatidos, monolayers of 78
Photochemistry of monolayers 97
Photographic emulsions, sensitization of 291—292
Pickering 149 206
Pietsch 243
Pirani 259 323
Plateau 19 144
Platinum, catalytic action of 232—237 241 247 284—5 332
Plato method for contact angle 182
Plato method for surface tension 383 393
Pockels, Frl. A. 19 20 23 27 103 176 180 181 184
Poincare 16
Poisoning, of catalysts 233 289—290 292—297
poisson 15 369
Polanyi 253 266 276 278 334
Polarizable electrodes 321—351
Polarization of light reflected from surfaces 5 19 35
Polishing 170
Polymerization in monolayers 96
Polymers, synthetic, adsorption by 141
Polymers, synthetic, monolayers of 85
Polymolecular films on solids 258 414
Polymolecular films, on liquids 23
Porter 365 369 382
potential differences see "Adsorption" "Contact" "Galvani" "Lyoelectric" "Phase-boundary" "Surface" "Volta
Potentials, electric see "Electrochemical" "Electrostatic" "Inner and
Potts 126
Pouillet 204
Powder size, by X—ray measurement 247
Powders, contact angle of 190
Powney 127 129
Pressure difference across curved surfaces 8
Preston 41
Price 191
Priming in boilers 146
Promoters 236 268—269 284 288—291
Proskurnin 328
Proteins, surface films of 87 399 417
Puls 424
Purdie 168
Quarrel 171 172 178
Quastel 278 292 293 295 296 297
Quincke 174 176
Radioactive indicators 248
Raether 171 172
Raman 5
Ramdas 5 213 214
Ramsden 22 90 207
Raschig 278
Ray 125 371 409
Rayleigh 1 5 16 19 20 23 170 175 180 227 362 364 367 368 369 385 386
Razouk 179 205
Receding contact angle 180 186 193 198 413
Redgrove 231
Redox potentials see "Oxidation-reduction potentials"
Reflection of light from surfaces 5 35
Reflection of molecules at surfaces 6 261 271—275
Rehbinder 212
Reid 288
Reimann 310 313 314
Reinold 144
Reiss 175
Rennie 242
Resins, synthetic, adsorption by 141
Resins, synthetic, monolayers of 85
Reuss 352
Reynolds 387
Reynolds, Osborne 212 215 225
Rhumbler 192
Rice, J. 109 308
Rice, O.K. 119 353
Richards, H.F. 302
Richards, T.W. 183 369 370
Richardson 281 311
Rideal 19 23 26 27 31 32 33 34 35 38 43 44 52 56 62 74 76 78 87 88 89 92 96 97 99 103 104 117 118 149 213 232 237 242 243 246 252 259 260 285 289 309 312 316 326 327 328 330 332 398 421 423
Ridler 224 231
Ries 84
Righi 309
Rigidity of monolayers 56 395
Rimskaja 197
Ring method for surface tension 383
Ripple method for surface tension 385
Roberts, J.K. 235 255 256 257 259 260 263 270 275 420
Roberts, L.E. 156
Robinson, Conmar, 147 149 411
Rock-salt crystals, strength of 245
Roe, J.W. 410 422
Roebuck 172
Rogers 312
Rona 139 335
Rosenheim 51 58 79 80
Roskowski 323
Rothe 303 310
Rothmund 340
Roughness of surface, influence on contact angle 186 413
Royer 250 251
Rucker 144
Ruger 203
Ruggli 141
Running in of engines 173 225
Rupp 307
Russell 239 418
Ruzicka 78
Ryde 313 314
Sabatier 240 288
Samwel 78 85
Sartorius 232
Satterly 386
Sauerwald 163 164 387
Saylor 250
Scarlett 189
Schaefer 56 98 402 415
Schalnikoff 217
Schlaepfer 207
Schmid 171 244 245
Schmidt 150 200
| Schmidt F. 157
Schofield 26 62 117 137 344 348 349
Scholz 232
Schoneboom 3
Schopp 141
Schottky 303 310
Schrodinger 373 374
Schulman 23 26 27 34 38 61 71 73 87 96 97 98 99 399 412
Schulze 357
Schumacher 185
Schurig 200
Schwab, G.M. 243 244 275 279
Schwalbe 204
Schwenker 383
Sebba 404
Sedimentation volume 202—203
Seeder 91
Seifriz 152
Seizure of solid surfaces 219
Sellschopp 200
Semenoff 217
Sentis 373 388
Serb-Serbina 212
Sessile bubble and drop method for surface tension 184 382
Shaw 302
Sheppard 102 291
Sheridan 197
Shields 158 159 160 165
Shildneck 119
Shute 129 183 382
Sickmann 268
Silver bromide, photosensitization of 291—292
Silvermann 260
Sintering 234 238—9 288
Siodler 184 195
Sir Bragg, W.H. 54
Sir Bragg, W.H. and W.L. 247
Sir Hardy, W.B. 142 143 144 149 153 154 174 176 210 213 215 219 227 228 229 230 231 357
Sir Ramsay, W. 158 159 160 165
Sir Thomson, W. see "Kelvin"
Sir Wright, A. 3
Smekal 245 246
Smith, A.E. 419
Smith, Bate 92
Smith, S.W.J. 340 348 350
Smith. Angus 255
Smits 331
Smoluchowski 353
Snake venoms, action on monolayers 97
Soaking, of liquids into solids 185 188 see
Soap films 1 128 142—146
Soaps surface tension and adsorption of 126 410
Soaps, as lubricants 224
Soddy 274
soldering 201
Solid surfaces, heterogeneity of 169—170 232 313 418
Solid surfaces, partial mobility of molecules 169
Solid surfaces, surface tension of 170 177 297 336
Solidity in monolayers 18 55—56 395
Solubility of powdered solids (dependence on surface tension) 177
Solution currents 176
Solution pressure, meaning of 316
Sommerfield 306
Sondhauss 383
Sorption 253 see "Penetration" "Soaking"
Sorption balance 259 420
Sosman 242
Southcombe 226
Speakman 387
Specific heat of surface 13
Specificity in adsorption 250—251 273 276—279 289—290 292—297
Spencer 242
Spoelstra 200
Sprays, wetting by 199
Spreading coefficient 210—212
Spreading of liquids on liquids 209
Spreading of liquids on solids 215
Spreading of solids on liquids 87 102—104
Spreading, velocity of, on liquids 213
Spring 169 176
Staeger 243
Stamberger 76
Stark 244
stem 263 271 272 273 274 356 357 358
Stenhagen 98 397
Stephenson 295
Sterols, monolayers of 58 70 79
Stewart 236 238
Steyer 157
Stick-slip sliding 223
Stiebel 27 35 45 48
Stocker 386
Stoin 141
Stokes 354
Stoll 85
Storch 270
Strachan 36 386
Straining of adsorbed molecules see "Deformation"
Stratification of soap Aims 145
Streaming potentials see "Electrokinetic phenomena"
Strother 240
Suchowolskaja 143 144
Sugden 153 166 365 368 370 373 374 375 376 387 388
Suhrmann 312 332
Sulman 180 194
Sumner 352
Surface conductivity 358
Surface cracks 244—246
Surface excess, definition of 107 122 405
Surface layer, thickness of 6 25 85—92 102 161 188 405
Surface phase 110 404
Surface phases, equilibrium between 43 55 68—69 396
Surface potential of adsorbed films 133—136
Surface potential of insoluble films on water 45 61 72-77 81 424
Surface potential, definition of 26 33
Surface potential, interpretation of 38—9 72—7 81
Surface potential, measurement of 33—35 394
Surface pressure of adsorbed films on liquids 115
Surface pressure of adsorbed films on solids 254
Surface pressure, definition of 21—23
Surface pressure, interpretation of 36—37
Surface pressure, measurement of 27—33 393—394
Surface region, application of Boltzmann equation to 121 357
Surface tension and critical temperature 158
Surface tension of film-covered surfaces see "Surface pressure"
Surface tension of metals 130—133 163—165
Surface tension of solids 177 297—9
Surface tension, accurately known values 370
Surface tension, definiteness of 157
Surface tension, effect of potential difference 336
Surface tension, effect of pressure 168
Surface tension, influence of air 130—133 168
Surface tension, influence of drying 157
Surface tension, measurement of 10—12 336—338 363 424
Surface tension, negative, meaning of 3 8
Surface tension, not a contractile skin 3 11 13 22 160 170 212
Surface tension, slow attainment of final 129 410
Surface tension, synonymous with free surface energy 2
Surface total energy 12 108—110 156 159
Surface total energy of solids 178
Surface vapour pressure 44
Surface viscosity 19 394
Surface, free energy see "Surface tension"
Svedberg 351 400
Swain 240
SWAN 240
Swinburne 5
Synthetic resins, specific adsorption on 141
Szegvari 4
Szyszkowski 116
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