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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Diluting HP PK

2009-02-08 by Roger Sopher

Kind of sounds like eboni has a small net negative surface charge  and a
relatively large particle size. That would tend to keep the particles in
suspension when fairly concentrated and allow for a more rapid sedimentation
when relatively dilute. One sees the same phenomenon with red cells. The
matrix effect of the suspending liquid can influence the surface charge but
I am too many years away from this kind of chemistry to go much farther...

Roger



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