disperse system

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disperse system

A system, such as a colloid, consisting of a substance dispersed in a medium.

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Disperse systems, General characteristics and classification of building materials and products.

STUDYING THE STABILITY OF AQUEOUS SUSPENSIONS OF MULTIWALLED CARBON NANOTUBES USED FOR THE MODIFICATION OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS

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Pharmaceutical dosage forms and drug delivery, 2d ed

Malvern Instruments provides a range of complementary materials characterisation tools that deliver inter-related measurements reflecting the complexities of particulates and disperse systems, nanomaterials and macromolecules.

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Casson, "Rheology of Disperse Systems," in The Proceedings of the Conference of the British Society of Rheology.

Interfacial slip-stick transition induced by reactive compatibilization in ethylene-co-butyl acrylate elastomer dispersed polyamide 6 blend subjected to high shear flow and extensional flow

The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Engineering Professional Development will offer a course, Design and Development of Disperse Systems for Oral and Topical Drug Delivery, April 28-30, in Las Vegas, NV.

Course offered by University of Wisconsin-Madison

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