Colloids and Interface Science Series

Angebote / Angebote:

Colloids are nanoscale particles suspended and dispersed through a different medium, such as pigment particles in paint, or fat droplets in milk. Colloidal chemistry involves a great number of disciplines, including chemistry, physics, materials sciences, and biology. Thus, colloidal and surface systems have tremendous technical significance and nearly all industrial processes involve colloidal systems and/or chemical reactions at surfaces. This is the first work to adopt a modern approach, relating fundamental research to the applied science of colloids. The six volumes are edited by the 'l'eminence grise' on the topic with contributions from THE top scientists in their respective fields. The first two volumes include an introduction to the nature of various forces and how these forces control the stability of the system. The third volume looks at colloid stability and its application in pharmacy, while Volume 4 deals with applications in personal care and cosmetics. The final two volumes cover colloids in agrochemicals and in paints and coatings. An invaluable reference for surface, physical and polymer chemists, materials scientists, and chemical engineers.