1996
DOI: 10.1006/jcis.1996.0619
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Colloidal Stability of Polymer Colloids with Different Interfacial Properties: Mechanisms

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“…Spielman 7) , and Vinuesa et al 8) discussed the stability factor by considering the frictional force and suggested the importance of the effect of the frictional factor on the dispersion stability. Therefore, the frictional force should play an important role in the dispersion stability of emulsions.…”
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“…Spielman 7) , and Vinuesa et al 8) discussed the stability factor by considering the frictional force and suggested the importance of the effect of the frictional factor on the dispersion stability. Therefore, the frictional force should play an important role in the dispersion stability of emulsions.…”
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“…, 1×10 −20 and 1×10 −19 J. 20,23,27) Further, a mean distance between the surfaces of two particles h is given as shown in Fig. 18.…”
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“…17. Some researchers have reported that polystyrene particle has the surface potential ψ of tens of millivolts [21][22][23] and the Hamaker constant A of about 1×10 −21 J. 23) For polystyrene, we pay attention to the curves (i) and (ii) in On the other hand, in the case of silica, it is known that the surface potential is several millivolts [24][25][26] Fig.…”
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“…It is normally assumed that ψ and ζ are similar, in particular at low ζ values [31]. Based on the DLVO theory, colloidal suspensions are predicted to be more stable with increased values of calculated interaction energies [32]. Colloidal size distribution in bulk suspensions measured using the CPS Disc…”
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confidence: 99%