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ISBN: 0-8155-1441-7
. s6 N1 U1 q" h# Q* qTitle: RHEOLOGY MODIFIERS HANDBOOK: Practical Use and Application
/ ^- F3 `* ?- n* E& Q* lAuthor: David B. Braun, Meyer R. Rosen( y8 Y; l) O2 v" Y
Publisher: Wiley
0 V: `7 w4 P @Number Of Pages: 5139 `6 U& F w. ~9 w9 V
1个压缩卷解压后2.18M,无封面 _5 Y- z) r. t" d5 e6 j
目录
0 @% C0 D& D/ Z J6 f& _ kPart 1 Practical Rheology
( n; S. _# Y l! i& Y 1. Introduction 2 + C4 K( |. V% ~2 P2 F V& D: e
2. Special Characteristics of Dispersions and Emulsions 6
) q4 q7 ^3 w4 E, R" V4 \& t4 \ 3. Three Schools of Rheological Thinking 9
3 _7 A( @2 N7 {4 D 4. Thinking Rheo-logically 12
0 A% V! ~: }$ n t) q 5. Definitions 14
& P2 W+ J. |* \1 b 6. Types of Flow Behavior 19
) K& u" q0 Z; X) f7 | 7. Characterization of Non-Newtonian Flow: 27 9 y3 N3 i! O$ o2 F
Mathematical Models and Experimental Methods
* V, k/ B; ?# c: y 8. Viscometry; Instrumentation and Use 49 - l3 s8 n, m) E6 Y3 m
9. Summary 64
' r( u8 |9 p- e, |4 O) w. C 10. Symbols and Abbreviations 65
3 F0 V# n, C# [, N, c 11. References 67
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T0 R* {, Z1 k4 k2 uPart 2 Commercially Available Rheology Modifiers
8 Q) L5 O6 N- e' e$ h7 Y& O Introduction 71 `- I1 F! |7 f0 i
1. Acrylic Polymers 74
1 R6 S7 Y! F+ ~2 f4 r0 Q7 D C 2. Cross-linked Acrylic Polymers 81
+ h+ [- k; D4 B+ v {3. Alginates 89 : Z" b# \. G, x
4. Associative Thickeners 94 + g" Q* e6 t* R( S5 R8 N0 E
5. Carrageenan 99
$ F* M+ n9 c' @ q& L7 a+ ~ 6. Microcrystalline Cellulose 106 " t* f' Q) M" {% `* J( {7 ]
7. Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium 109
1 V+ M' q% ~1 \! o8. Hydroxyethylcellulose 114 # J8 I8 j& B" b; f8 n& k; T
9. Hydroxypropylcellulose 119 + ]5 u3 C' V1 Y9 S' _1 a* N- z
10. Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose 121 \: j: g: P. B6 Y7 @
11. Methylcellulose 128 ( [% {- ]; f: A$ m1 Y
12. Guar & Guar Derivatives 132 . v! J7 h7 l# U: O
13. Locust Bean Gum 138 ( t L9 V/ a4 [! ^ ~8 j# A$ L
14. Organoclay 141 6 W! i4 z3 i# ~1 K9 c) U3 N
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简介
' `% J; @$ U/ r" E/ `! E# r$ D8 aRheology modifiers seem to be almost as ubiquitous as plastics. Most of1 @! s( _1 W7 `8 m( l
us regularly consume them in the food and pharmaceuticals we use.
2 @) d+ w0 ?* ?. G% J7 {5 }4 ECosmetic creams, lotions, nail polish and liquid make-up also usually
' o. [( h0 a E9 z) |contain rheology modifiers to achieve proper application characteristics.
' o* x5 u8 g; G* k3 CWe clean our kitchens, baths, floors and automobiles with products that
5 E) |1 e, Q! `frequently contain these important ingredients. Even the paint we apply
8 z3 S( Y: p7 c/ k+ O, qto walls and woodwork contains these useful additives. These are only a* d) ?! x8 w3 u6 O: K
few of the applications of rheology modifiers.
4 h7 @4 J! H2 X% P: z. pThis handbook is divided into four major parts:
# \3 o; G4 N. s% M8 lPart I reviews of the basic concepts of rheology and its measurement) U& E; I0 X8 I' G j& M
from a practical standpoint. This is information the researcher needs to
" B/ K8 Z. ^6 t& T& Scompare the performance of various rheology modifiers in the intended
1 |) L% Y+ u9 \* G8 U* wapplication.
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