β Scribed by H. L. Booij, H. G. Bungenberg de Jong (auth.)
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Front Matter....Pages I-3
The RΓ΄le of Colloids in Biological Systems....Pages 3-7
Colloid Systems....Pages 8-14
Colloids with Electrolytic Nature....Pages 14-25
Complex Systems....Pages 25-42
Association Colloids....Pages 42-64
Elastic-Viscous Systems of Association Colloids....Pages 64-78
The Interaction between Organic Substances and Lipophilic Colloid Systems....Pages 78-112
Interaction between Long Chain Electrolytes and Proteins....Pages 112-131
Biological membranes....Pages 131-148
Some Remarks on the Colloid Chemistry of Protoplasm....Pages 148-162
Back Matter....Pages 163-163
Life Sciences, general; Biomedicine general
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