It is argued that asymmetric phase diagrams and other properties of colloidal systems can be generated by a system of spherical particles interacting via a sticky hard-sphere potential (Baxter model). This concept is illustrated by application to the cloud-point transition in nonionic surfactants. A detailed interpretation of neutron-scattering, light-scattering, and phase-diagram results for the (C₈{E}₅$) system is presented.
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