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A closed-form theory of charge-regulated electrostatic interactions between anisotropically charged spheres
Proteins and many other colloids carry ionizable surface groups that are both spatially inhomogeneous (patchy) and pH-responsive (charge-regulating). In the description of the electrostatic interactions between such particles, these two aspects are often treated separately, especially from a theoret
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