Emulsion and Suspension Stability Shelf-life and Particle Size Characterization Literature

Listed below are selected papers and application notes. They are subdivided into two broad subjects: 1) emulsions and 2) suspensions. To read the abstract of any of the listed paper please click on the individual links.

Publications with Emulsions

E1. Evaluation of longterm stability of model emulsions by multisample analytical centrifugation.

E2. Process optimization for making stable emulsions using accelerated dispersion analysis by multisample analytical centrifugation.

E3. Rapid evaluation of emulsion stability and demulsifier.

E4. Characterization of food quality and structural stability by analytical centrifugation.

E5. Double emulsions stabilized by a charged complex of modified pectin and whey protein isolate.

E6. Synergistic Stabilization of Emulsions by a Mixture of Surface-Active Nanoparticles and Surfactant.

E7. Multiple Emulsions Stabilized by Biopolymers.

E8. Liquid micellar discontinuous cubic mesophase from ternary monoolein/ethanol/water mixtures.

E9. Hexosome and Hexagonal Phases Mediated by Hydration and Polymeric Stabilizer.

E10. Rapid selection of dispersants and evaluation of emulsion stability by analytical centrifugation.

E11. The formulation of a distinctive skin care product.

E12. Prediction of Emulsion Stability: Facts and Myths.

Publications with Suspensions

S1. Particle size distribution by space or time dependent extinction profiles obtained by analytical centrifugation in concentrated systems.

S2. Particle size distribution by space or time dependent extinction profiles obtained by analytical centrifugation.

S3. Characterization of liquid nanoparticle dispersions by multisample analytical centrifugation.

S4. A centrifugation method for the assessment of low pressure compressibility of particulate suspensions.

S5. Application of a new separation analyzer for the characterization dispersions stabilized with clay derivatives.

S6. Sedimentation analysis of aqueous microsuspensions based on near infrared transmission measurements during centrifugation Determination of a suitable amount of gelling agent to minimise settling in the gravitational field.

S7. Rapid assessment of sedimentation stability in dispersions using near infrared transmission measurements during centrifugation and oscillatory rheology.

S8. New Dispersion additive for suspension concentrate formulations.

S9. Monitoring the stability of nanosized silica dispersions in presence of polycations by a novel centrifugal sedimentation method.

S10. Investigations on sludge dewatering with the separation analyser LUMiFuge 114.

S11. Determination of the colloidal stability of concentrated pigment dispersions.

S12. Characterization of nanostructuring effects at solid liquid interfaces by analytical centrifugation.

S13. Preparation of Hydroxyapatite Nanoparticles: Comparison between Hydrothermal and Solvo-Treatment Processes and Colloidal Stability of Produced Nanoparticles in a Dilute Experimental Dental Adhesive.

S14. Synthesis and Characterization of Thermosensitive PNIPAM Microgels covered with Superparamagnetic γ-Fe2O3 iron oxide Nanoparticles.

S15. The influence of ultrasound on the Ruthenium iodide RuI3-catalyzed oxidation of phenol: Catalyst study and experimental design.

S16. Influence of ethanol on the electrodeposition of Ni Al2O3 nanocomposite films.

S17. Dispersion stability and particle characterization by sedimentation kinetics in a centrifugal field.

S18. Pre-selection of flocculants by the separation analyzer LUMiFuge 114.

S19. Fast and direct colloidal stability determination.

S20. A technical feasibility study of surfactant-free drug suspensions using octenyl succinate-modified starches.

S21. Consolidation of concentrated dispersions of nano- and microparticles determined by analytical centrifugation.

S22. Effect of pre-treatments on hydrolysis and methane production potentials of by-products from meat-processing industry.

S23. Dispersion, agglomeration, and network formation of multiwalled carbon nanotubes in polycarbonate melts.

S24. Optimization of pulp mill effluent treatment with catalytic adsorbent using orthogonal second-order (Box–Behnken) experimental design.

S25. Characterization of carbon black dispersions by multisample analytical centrifugation.

S26. Depletion flocculation characterised by multisample analytical centrifugation.

S27. Theoretical and experimental analysis of the sedimentation kinetics of concentrated red blood cell suspensions in a centrifugal field: Determination of the aggregation and deformation of RBC by flux density and viscosity functions.

Key words: Emulsion • Suspension • Dispersion • Literature • Stability • Particle size • Particle size distribution • Shelf-life • Sedimentation • Creaming • • Coagulation • Coalescense • Flocculation • Aggregation • Ostwald ripening • Crystalization • Sediment packing • Product optimization • Quality control • Research and Development