Colloidal Stability: DLVO Theory

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Covers surface tension, adsorption, and electrokinetics, including gas/liquid interface, Langmuir isotherm, and electro-osmosis.

Explores the assembly of particles on solid surfaces, the formation of coffee ring patterns, and the creation of colloidal crystals.

Explores rheology, mixing, and granulation processes in powder treatment for ceramics and superplasticizers in suspensions.

Explores polymer collapse, emphasizing covolume and free energy in the process.

Explores dispersion forces, Van der Waals interactions, and magnetic attractions in ceramics and biomedical applications.

Explores dispersion production, interparticle forces, and colloidal stability.

Explores colloidal particle stabilization, polymer binding, SEM characterization, and particle assembly into crystals.

Explores the rheology, mixing, and granulation of ceramic powders, emphasizing the importance of compound mixing and granulation methods.

Explores electrokinetic phenomena, including colloidal particle motion and the diffuse double layer model in chemical separations.

Covers the basics of interfacial chemistry, including emulsions, surface tension, and the importance of interfaces in various applications.