These entities are destabilized in a process called flocculation, and that stability can be measured by the zeta potential.
Polymerization in one type of these entities was first modeled by Smith, Ewart, and Hawkins. These entities exhibit maximum viscosity at their point of zero charge. These entities may be described by a number first calculated rigorously by Dukhin and Semenikhin, whose simplified computation typically assumes a thin double layer and neglects surface conductivity. These entities are destabilized in a process called flocculation, and that stability can be measured by the zeta potential. For 10 points, name these entities, which scatter light according to the Tyndall effect and whose liquid-liquid examples are called emulsions.
Polymerization in one type of these entities was first modeled by Smith, Ewart, and Hawkins.
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