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Dispersants dispersant demand curve

Figure 11.11 (a,b) Zero shear viscosity (dispersant demand curve). UV attenuation curves,... [Pg.218]

These dispersant demand curves and particle size monitoring, in combination with solids loading curves, serve as very useful tools for optimising pigment dispersion in practice. [Pg.218]

Figure 10.6. Surfactant demand curves of 70% (weight) dispersions of Ti02 pigments with various levels of alumina treatment. Dispersions were prepared in DIDP plasticizer on a highspeed disk mill. Survactant used was Disperbyk I. Pigment A titania surface, no alumia surface treatment. Pigment B 1.5% alumina surface treatment, minimum viscosity achieved at 2.36% surfactant based on pigment weight. Pigment C 3.0% alumina surface treatment, minimum viscosity at 3.9% surfactant. Figure 10.6. Surfactant demand curves of 70% (weight) dispersions of Ti02 pigments with various levels of alumina treatment. Dispersions were prepared in DIDP plasticizer on a highspeed disk mill. Survactant used was Disperbyk I. Pigment A titania surface, no alumia surface treatment. Pigment B 1.5% alumina surface treatment, minimum viscosity achieved at 2.36% surfactant based on pigment weight. Pigment C 3.0% alumina surface treatment, minimum viscosity at 3.9% surfactant.
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