ROLE OF POLYMERS IN THE STABILIZATION OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS.

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Abstract

Nonionic polymers can impart stability to a colloidal dispersion in at least two different ways, by steric stabilization and depletion stabilization. There are at least three advantages that steric stabilization possesses over electrostatic stabilization: Its relative insensitivity to high concentrations of electrolytes; the fact that high solids dispersions display relatively low viscosities; and it is equally effective in both aqueous and nonaqueous dispersion media.

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Napper, D. H. (1983). ROLE OF POLYMERS IN THE STABILIZATION OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS. Chem and Technol of Water-Soluble Polym, 233–248. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9661-2_14

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