Rheological Study on Transfer and Splitting of Carbon black/Alkyd resin Suspensions at Roll Nip

Anomalous Viscoelasticity of Concentrated Solutions with a Fluorinated Hybrid Surfactant

“…The result in (2) suggests that there is hardly any formation of aggregates in the 20 wt % solution. The results in (1), however, suggests that the 10 wt % solution also has some formation of aggregates which is different from those observed at the 30 wt % solution …”

“…The results in (1), however, suggests that the 10 wt % solution also has some formation of aggregates which is different from those observed at the 30 wt % solution. 6 Figure 6 shows the correlation between the loss tangent (tan δ ) loss modulus/storage modulus) and the concen- tration of the hybrid surfactant solution at 100 rad/s. tan δ becomes the minimum value around 10 wt %.…”