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Overcoming Challenges when Analyzing Concentrated Dispersions

From Feb 17 2021

This webinar is brought to you in cooperation with Formulaction Inc.

Formulation of liquid dispersions is a complex process that requires finding the best conditions to mix non miscible components and ensure correct end-properties. Today, dispersions may contain over 20 ingredients and their physical characterization remains challenging.

Scientists continue to struggle for accurate and sensitive particle size measurement and direct determination of shelf life and physical stability that would allow to optimize formulations and shorten the time to market. 

Topics

  • Stability & Shelf life of emulsions  and suspensions
  • Application examples
  • In situ probe optical bench for DLS analysis
  • Controlled reference beam for the highest signal to noise in DLS
  • Power spectrum deconvolution to size in DLS

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