Emulsions and Foams I

Chair(s):
Behrens, S. H., Georgia Institute of Technology
Co-chair(s):
Dagastine, R., The University of Melbourne

This session deals with the formation, processing, characterization and applications of emulsions and foams. Experimental, theoretical, and computational contributions dealing with these phenomena with a special focus on the interfacial aspects are welcome.

Papers:
12:30 PM
(92a) Effect of Drop Size Distribution Shape Upon Dispersion Stability
12:50 PM
(92b) Investigation of Interfacial Rheology & Foam Stability
1:10 PM
(92c) Mass Transfer and Foam Drainage in Foam Fractionation with Reflux
1:30 PM
(92d) Spontaneous Emulsification of Octane/AOT/Brine Systems to Form Nanoemulsions
1:50 PM
(92e) Effect of Droplet Distribution, Concentration, and Surfactant Self-Assembly On Ostwald Ripening in Emulsions
2:10 PM
(92f) Effect of Tail Structure of the Ability of CO2-Soluble Surfactants to Stabilize CO2-in-Brine Emulsions
2:30 PM
(92g) Drug Release From Highly Concentrated Emulsions
Topics: 
Materials
Mixing
Physical Properties

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