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The pressure filtrate of colloidal suspensions

I. Theoretical considerations

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The effect of the negative adsorption of co-ions by a colloid on the composition of the pressure filtrate of colloidal suspensions is calculated for a number of different systems. Also the influence of partial retention of electrolytes by the filter is considered.

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Der Einfluß, den die Kolloide durch die negative Adsorption von Neben-ionen auf die Zusammensetzung des Druckfiltrats von Kolloidsuspensionen ausüben, ist für verschiedene Fälle berechnet worden. Auch die Folgen der partiellen Zurückhaltung der Elektrolyte durch das Filter wurden betrachtet.

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Bolt, G.H. The pressure filtrate of colloidal suspensions. Kolloid-Zeitschrift 175, 33–39 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01520111

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