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Multi-Scale Bionic Structure Constructs Biomass Flame-Retardant Thermal Insulation Foam Material. [PDF]
Adv Sci (Weinh)Liao J +10 more
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Bioorthogonal dual-channel imaging of NO and H<sub>2</sub>S reveals redox imbalance in atherosclerotic plaques. [PDF]
Chem SciXu J +7 more
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Langmuir, 2010
Because of their layered structure, thermotropic smectic mesogens can form stable foams. In this study, two-dimensional foams of 8CB are prepared in the smectic A phase. We determine the structures of the foam cells and study the aging dynamics. Three stages of foam evolution are distinguished. The freshly prepared foam consists of multilayers of small
Torsten, Trittel +2 more
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Because of their layered structure, thermotropic smectic mesogens can form stable foams. In this study, two-dimensional foams of 8CB are prepared in the smectic A phase. We determine the structures of the foam cells and study the aging dynamics. Three stages of foam evolution are distinguished. The freshly prepared foam consists of multilayers of small
Torsten, Trittel +2 more
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Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 2012
Foams and antifoams are two entities with completely different natures. For example, the foams are structures of bubbles in contact, while the antifoams are emulsions containing hydrophobic particles. The interaction between them makes the foam decay faster and in the same time exhausts the antifoam.
Stoyan I, Karakashev +1 more
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Foams and antifoams are two entities with completely different natures. For example, the foams are structures of bubbles in contact, while the antifoams are emulsions containing hydrophobic particles. The interaction between them makes the foam decay faster and in the same time exhausts the antifoam.
Stoyan I, Karakashev +1 more
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Journal of Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics, 2001
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Han, G. B. +4 more
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Han, G. B. +4 more
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Soft Matter, 2014
We study the motion of a solid sphere after its fast impact on a bath of liquid foam.
Le Goff, Anne +2 more
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We study the motion of a solid sphere after its fast impact on a bath of liquid foam.
Le Goff, Anne +2 more
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Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 2015
The generation of liquid foams is at the heart of numerous natural, technical or scientific processes. Even though the subject of foam generation has a long-standing history, many recent progresses have been made in an attempt to elucidate the fundamental processes at play.
Drenckhan, Wiebke, Saint-Jalmes, Arnaud
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The generation of liquid foams is at the heart of numerous natural, technical or scientific processes. Even though the subject of foam generation has a long-standing history, many recent progresses have been made in an attempt to elucidate the fundamental processes at play.
Drenckhan, Wiebke, Saint-Jalmes, Arnaud
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Endeavour, 1985
Abstract This article reviews the general properties of liquid and solid foams; the principles underlying their preparation and stability; and the ways in which they can be broken down. It then goes on to consider how foams can be used in pharmacy; for example, to extend the period of absorption of drugs. It also discusses the use of foam flotation —
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Abstract This article reviews the general properties of liquid and solid foams; the principles underlying their preparation and stability; and the ways in which they can be broken down. It then goes on to consider how foams can be used in pharmacy; for example, to extend the period of absorption of drugs. It also discusses the use of foam flotation —
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Materials Characterization, 1972
Abstract The shape, distribution, arrangement, and stability of cells in a typical foam and polycrystal are compared, and their observed dissimilarity is attributed to a fundamental difference in the structure of the two systems. In particular, it is shown that certain features of a polycrystal may be accounted for, if the surface of its grains is ...
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Abstract The shape, distribution, arrangement, and stability of cells in a typical foam and polycrystal are compared, and their observed dissimilarity is attributed to a fundamental difference in the structure of the two systems. In particular, it is shown that certain features of a polycrystal may be accounted for, if the surface of its grains is ...
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Effect Of Foam Temperature On Stability Of Foam And Foamed Concrete
2023Yuanliang Xiong, Zhiyong Liu
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