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Kinetics of growth on aqueous — oil and aqueous — solid dispersed systems
Journal of Applied Chemistry and Biotechnology, 1972AbstractDispersed phase continuous culture systems are very complicated. Indeed, they can differ considerably in their behaviour from the usual homogeneous continuous culture systems. Experimental studies on cell adsorption—desorption rates under various conditions of surfactant concentrations and droplet coalescence and break‐up is needed in order to ...
Arthur E. Humphrey, Larry E. Erickson
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2004
Elizalde O, Aramendia E, Ilundain P, Salazar R, Alvarez D, Da Cunha L, Grade J, Blease T, Barandiaran MJ, Leiza JR, de la Cal JC, Asua JM: Knowledge-based development of emulsion polymerization processes for tailoring of polymer latex properties Nomura M, Suzuki K: Effect of initiator type on the kinetics and mechanisms of heterophase polymerization ...
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Elizalde O, Aramendia E, Ilundain P, Salazar R, Alvarez D, Da Cunha L, Grade J, Blease T, Barandiaran MJ, Leiza JR, de la Cal JC, Asua JM: Knowledge-based development of emulsion polymerization processes for tailoring of polymer latex properties Nomura M, Suzuki K: Effect of initiator type on the kinetics and mechanisms of heterophase polymerization ...
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Langmuir, 1990
The effect of electrolytes on the stability of an aqueous dye dispersion has been studied by extracting the dispersion with a solvent in which the dye but not the dispersant is soluble. The amount of dye extracted from its dilute aqueous dispersion stabilized with a polymeric dispersant (sodium lignosulfonate) was found to increase with the 2/3 power ...
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The effect of electrolytes on the stability of an aqueous dye dispersion has been studied by extracting the dispersion with a solvent in which the dye but not the dispersant is soluble. The amount of dye extracted from its dilute aqueous dispersion stabilized with a polymeric dispersant (sodium lignosulfonate) was found to increase with the 2/3 power ...
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Aqueous Preparation of Highly Dispersed Molybdenum Sulfide
Inorganic Chemistry, 2000Highly dispersed MoS2 was obtained by means of the reaction of (NH4)2MoS4 and N2H4 in aqueous solution at 353−373 K and in the pH range 7−10.
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Colorimetric estimation of phospholipids in aqueous dispersions
Journal of Biochemical and Biophysical Methods, 1980A method for the estimation of phospholipids in aqueous dispersions is described. The method is based on the formation of a lipid-molybdenum blue complex, which is extracted into chloroform from the aqueous phase. Phosphate ions, detergents, proteins, neutral lipids and various other ions do not interfere in the lipid estimation.
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Electrocoagulation in aqueous dispersions
2003A renewed interest in electrocoagulation has been initiated by the search for cost-effective wastewater treatment processes. Electrocoagulation is a combination of the processes of electroflotation and electroprecipitation, involving the electrolytic addition of coagulating metal ions directly into water from sacrificial electrodes.
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Aqueous Dispersions of High-dispersion Polystyrene
NIP & Digital Fabrication Conference, 2005Iryna Ye. Opaynych, Zenovii M. Yaremko
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