Systematik der Dispergiermittel

Koglin, Bernd

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“…In order to avoid a change of the disperse status the suspension has to be stabilized with additives. Although there are many systematic approaches to choose an appropriate additive [23,28,30,32,50] the effect of the additive on the suspension has to be determined experimentally.…”

Section: How Many Samples Have To Be Taken?mentioning

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Disperse Systems, Characterization and Analysis

Polke¹,

Schäfer²

2010

Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry

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The article contains sections titled: 1. Introduction 2. Properties of Disperse Systems and their Relevance for Process Engineering 2.1. Objectives of Product Characterization 2.1.1. Property Function – Product Model 2.1.2. Process Function – Process Model 2.1.3. Control of the Process Environment 2.1.4. Modeling 2.2. Definition of Measurement and Use of Data 2.3. Measurement Methods 2.4. Mixing Status and Homogeneity 2.5. Sensibility and Kinetics of Disperse Systems 3. Measuring Methods for Particle Properties 4. Measuring Process Technology 5. On‐line Characterization 6. Outlook

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Section: How Many Samples Have To Be Taken?mentioning

confidence: 99%

Disperse Systems, Characterization and Analysis

Polke¹,

Schäfer²

2010

Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry

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“…In Flüssigkeiten kommt es aufgrund der Ladung der Feststoffoberflächen zur Entwicklung eines Abstoßungspotentials zwischen zwei Körpern [85]. Die daraus resultierende Kraft wirkt den adhäsiven Kräften entgegen, was in Dispersionen häufig für deren Stabilisierung genutzt wird [66]. Die Ladung kann durch geladene chemische Gruppen aufgrund von Dissoziationen an der Oberfläche aber auch durch die Adsorption von Ionen aus dem Medium auf die Oberfläche des Körpers gelangen.…”

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Die Reinigbarkeit technischer Oberflächen im immergierten System

Bobe

Sommer

Beck

et al. 2008

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Disperse Systems and Dispersants

Heusch

Reizlein

2000

Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry

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The article contains sections titled: 1. Terminology 2. Production of Disperse Systems 3. Stabilization of Disperse Systems 3.1. Attraction Forces 3.2. Repulsion Forces 3.2.1. Electrostatic Interaction 3.2.2. Steric Stabilization 3.3. DLVO Theory 4. Destruction of Disperse Systems 4.1. Forces and Mechanisms 4.2. Practical Methods 5. Dispersants 5.1. Dispersant Classes 5.1.1. Ligninsulfonic Acids 5.1.2. Formaldehyde Condensation Products 5.1.3. Protein Condensation Products 5.1.4. Polymers 5.1.5. Surfactants 5.1.6. Polyphosphates and Derivatives 5.1.7. Other Dispersants 5.2. Properties and Mode of Action 5.3. Applications 5.3.1. Conditioning of Dyes or Pigments 5.3.2. Disperse Dyes and Dispersants for the Textile Industry 5.3.3. Production of Polymer Dispersions 5.3.4. Application of Polymer Dispersions 5.3.5. Adhesive Dispersions 5.3.6. Detergents 5.3.7. Photographic Industry 5.3.8. Agriculture 5.3.9. Cosmetic and Pharmaceutical Industry 5.3.10. Cleaning and Polishing Agents 5.4. Testing

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Systematik der Dispergiermittel

Cited by 16 publications

References 28 publications

Disperse Systems, Characterization and Analysis

Disperse Systems, Characterization and Analysis

Die Reinigbarkeit technischer Oberflächen im immergierten System

Disperse Systems and Dispersants

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