Rheology, dynamic

It can be considered from the scheme that one has to distinguish between the foam kinetics, i.e. the rate of generation of foam under well defined conditions (air input and mechanical treatment) and the stability and lifetime of a foam once generated. The foam kinetics is also sometimes termed foamability in the literature. These quantities can be related to interfacial parameters such as dynamic surface tension, i.e. the non-equilibrium surface tension of a newly generated surface, interfacial rheology, dynamic surface elasticity and interfacial potential. In the case of the presence of oily droplets (e.g. an antifoam, a... 

Molecular mucin-based assays Viscometry and rheology Dynamic light scattering Turbidity, light scattering... 

Interfacial rheology - Dynamic surface elasticity Interfacial potential/ Intermolecular cohesion Oil particle size... 

Rheology, Dynamic Mechanical Analysis, and Dielectric Analysis. 

Abu-Abdeen M (2012) Investigation of the rheological, dynamic mechanical, and tensile properties of single-walled carbon nanotubes reinforced poly(vinyl chloride). J Appl Polym Sci 124(4) 3192-3199... 

Keywords Elastomer Rheology Dynamics Modeling Interfacial interactions... 

E M. Salleh, A. Hassan, R. Yahya and A. D. Azzahari, Effects of extrusion temperature on the rheological, dynamic mechanical and tensile properties of kenaf fiber/HDPE composites. Composite Part B. 58,259-266 (2014). 

Rheology. Dynamic and steady shear measurements were done with an Rheometric Al S rheometer. 25mm parallel plate fixtures were used for the dynamic shear experiments frequency sweeps over the frequency range O.Ol-lOOHz were made between 120 - 260lfc using film specimens. All measurements were made within the Unear viscoelastic Umit, which was determined from strain sweeps. Steady shear experiments as a function of shear rate were made between 150 - 2801C with a 25 mm cone-and-plate fixture. The shear rate range used was 0.001 to 25 s. ... 

Quan Chen obtained his MS in March 2007 from the Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China and PhD in March 2011 from the Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University, Japan. Chen is a member of the Society of Rheology (Japan and the United States). His research interest includes rheology, dynamics, and structure of miscible and immiscible polymer blends, and block copolymers. He is the author of seven papers published in... 

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