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    Susanna Laurén

    Susanna Laurén

    Susanna is an Application Scientist at Biolin Scientific. In her PhD thesis, she developed fabrication methods for a new type of inorganic-organic polymers. Microfabricated polymer chips were utilized as tool for biomolecule separation in analytical chemistry.

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    Fabricating Highly Organized Nanoparticle Thin Films

    Nanoparticle thin films are gaining recognition and use in various products and applications including displays, sensors, and energy storage.

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    What is Pickering emulsion?

    Pickering emulsions utilize solid particles to stabilize the interface between the two immiscible liquids

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    Greetings from International Congress on Rheology 2023

    International Congress on Interfacial Rheology was held in Athens from the 29th of July to the 4th of August 2023.

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    Wettability measurements on dairy powders

    We introduce the four different techniques that have been identified to study the wettability of the milk powder. 

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    What is spreading coefficient?

    A spreading coefficient is a measure of the wetting behavior of a liquid on a solid surface.

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    Which tip or needle is most suitable for your liquid?

    When measuring contact angles or making surface tension measurements with a pendant drop, selecting the correct tip or needle for your liquid is crucial.

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    Surface tension of water – Why is it so high?

    The surface tension of water is about 72 mN/m at room temperature which is one of the highest surface tension for liquid.

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    Wettability plays a crucial role in the coating of tablets

    Wettability is important in various pharmaceutical process steps from the manufacturing of solid dosage forms to their disintegration and dissolution

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    Surface tension predicts the foamability and foam stability in personal care products

    Surface tension is a quantitative measure that can be correlated with a solution’s ability to remove dirt.

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