Transcription of Surfactants – classification, features and applications
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Surfactants classification, features and applicationsSurfactants classification, features and applicationsN. D. Denkovand S. TcholakovaDepartment of Chemical Engineering,Faculty of Chemistry, Sofia University, Sofia, BulgariaLecture at COST P21 Training School Physics of droplets: Basic and advanced topics Borovets, Bulgaria, 12 13 July, 20101. Classification of Particles as foam and emulsion Role of Surfactants for various foam and emulsion properties:(a) Thin film drainage and stability(b) Foam rheology(c) Foam drainage(d) Ostwald ripening4. Current Low molecular mass Surfactants 9 Nonionic 9 Ionic9 Amphoteric Polymeric surfactants9 Synthetic9 Natural Particles as surfactant species9 Spherical vs. non-spherical9 Hydrophilic vs. hydrophobic1. Classification of surfactantsLow-molecular mass surfactants1.
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