Method for Characterizing the Wettability of Filler Particles

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
S. C. Brown R. C. G. Oliveira
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Surface wettability, or contact angle, dictates a number of multiphase ensemble interactions that influence particulate dispersability and adhesion behavior (e.g., filler compatibility] in addition to a number of other phenomena including biocompatibility and bulk powder segregation. The wettability of particulate surfaces significantly impacts nearly all process industries; however, the available techniques to access this quantity are either relative, or tedious-and are application or industry specific. In this study, key features of existing techniques have been combined to design an improved method to delineate particle wettability that is simple, versatile and capable of providing reproducible measurements in an industrial environment.
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APA: S. C. Brown R. C. G. Oliveira  (2003)  Method for Characterizing the Wettability of Filler Particles

MLA: S. C. Brown R. C. G. Oliveira Method for Characterizing the Wettability of Filler Particles. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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