Lectures related to Colloidal Stability: DLVO Theory

Explains the electric double layer on charged surfaces in solution, focusing on the Helmholtz model and its limitations.

Explores wetting and dispersion of ceramic powders, surface tension, additives, and microstructure control.

Explores how surfactants and colloidal particles stabilize emulsions through lowering interfacial tension and particle adsorption.

Explores suspensions, emulsions, interaction forces, stability factors, and emulsion types.

Explores the role of surfactants and micelles in achieving steric stability for ceramic production.

Explores the behavior of soils with oxide surfaces and the impact of surface charge on soil behavior.

Explores DLVO theory for colloid stability and membrane potential, along with dynamic electrochemistry concepts like galvanic cells and Nernst's law.