Ostwald Ripening in Emulsions¶
Taylor, P. (1998). Ostwald Ripening in Emulsions. Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 75(2), 107-163.
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Mechanisms¶
- Surfactant or Compatibilizer Dosing
- Its failure mode is that there is a real optimum, and more is not better: surplus surfactant forms micelles that solubilize and shuttle material between domains, accelerating the very Ostwald ripening it was meant to stop, and it can foam, migrate, or contaminate downstream.
This sourceNotes the presence of surfactant micelles above the critical micelle concentration while reviewing their relation to emulsion ripening.
- Its failure mode is that there is a real optimum, and more is not better: surplus surfactant forms micelles that solubilize and shuttle material between domains, accelerating the very Ostwald ripening it was meant to stop, and it can foam, migrate, or contaminate downstream.
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