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D. Napper (1983)
Polymeric stabilization of colloidal dispersions
Y.K. Leong, N. Katiforis, D.B. Harding, T.W. Heally, D.V. Boger
Role of rheology in colloidal processing of ZrO2
J.G. Balfour, M.J. Hird
Flocculation ‐ its measurement and effect on systems containing titanium dioxide pigments
P. Hodgson
Titanium dioxide pigments in waterbased decorative paints
Various types of ionic and non‐ionic dispersants have been classified by their ability to stabilise titanium dioxide pigment suspensions in water. It was found that some non‐ionic dispersants produced suspensions that exhibited full steric stabilisation as opposed to electrosteric stabilisation that occurs with ionic dispersants. A high level of steric stabilisation was found to relate to greater flocculation resistance in both the wet and dry phases, which can result in improved paint stability and higher opacity.
Pigment & Resin Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Aug 1, 1998
Keywords: Coatings; Dispersants; Pigments; Titanium
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