Theory and Practice of Emulsion Technology

Content: 
Symposium on Theory and Practice of Emulsion Technology, 1974, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Emulsions in Retrospect and Prospect, Pages 1-11, J.L. Moilliet
1 - Emulsification of Styrene with Mixtures of Anionic Emulsifier and Long-Chain Fatty Alcohols. Emulsion Polymerization with Initiation in Monomer Droplets, Pages 13-21, F.K. HANSEN, E. BAUMANN OFSTAD, J. UGELSTAD
2 - The Adsorption Behaviour of Polyelectrolytes at Liquid–Liquid Interfaces and the Properties of Polyelectrolyte-Stabilized Emulsions, Pages 23-39, J.T.C. BÖHM, J. LYKLEMA
3 - The Effect of Equilibrium and Dynamic Interfacial Properties on the Elementary Emulsification Process, Pages 41-53, B.J. CARROLL, J. LUCASSEN
General Discussion: PAPERS 1–3, Pages 55-59
4 - The Centrifuge Technique in the Study of Emulsion Stability, Pages 61-74, A.L. SMITH, D.P. MITCHELL
5 - The Conformation of Proteins at Interfaces and their Role in Stabilizing Emulsions, Pages 75-98, D.E. GRAHAM, M.C. PHILLIPS
6 - Fluid Mechanics of Oil Slicks and Emulsion Formation, Pages 99-115, J.K. WALTERS, B.V. FENNELL
General Discussion: PAPERS 4–6, Pages 117-121
7 - Comparison of Rheological Studies on Adsorbed Emulsifier Films with X-ray Studies of the Bulk Solutions, Pages 123-133, J.V. BOYD, N. KROG, P. SHERMAN
8 - The Effect of Crude Oil–Water Interfacial Properties on Water–Crude Oil Emulsion Stability, Pages 135-151, R.J.R. CAIRNS, D.M. GRIST, E.L. NEUSTADTER
General Discussion: PAPERS 7–8, Pages 153-156
9 - The Preparation and Properties of Bitumen Emulsion Stabilized by Cationic Surface-Active Agents, Pages 157-177, A.R. LANE, R.H. OTTEWILL
10 - A General Description of the Breaking Process of Cationic Bitumen Emulsions in Contact with Mineral Aggregate, Pages 179-200, J.A.N. SCOTT
11 - Use of Cationic Bitumen Emulsions in Skid-Resistant Surface Dressings on Main Roads and Motorways, Pages 201-212, C. GAESTEL, G. GRIMARD
General Discussion: PAPERS 9–11, Pages 213-216
12 - Water-in-Oil Emulsions Stabilized by Block Copolymers—Apparatus and Preliminary Results, Pages 217-226, E.J. CLAYFIELD, D.G. WHARTON
13 - The Use of Emulsions in the Application of Pesticides, Pages 227-237, R.E. FORD
14 - Wax Emulsions: Formation and Manufacture, Pages 239-251, A.V. BRIDGWATER, J.M.C. ROBERTS
General Discussion: PAPERS 12–14, Pages 253-255
15 - Liquid Crystals and Spontaneous Emulsification, Pages 257-269, S. KISLALIOGLU, S. FRIBERG
16 - Emulsions Stabilized by Non-Ionic Surface-Active Agents: Effect of Electrolyte, Pages 271-280, P. BECHER, S.E. TRIFILETTI, Y. MACHIDA
17 - Stability of Oil-in-Water Emulsions in Polymer–Surfactant Complexes. Paraffin–Water Emulsions in Mixtures of Poly-(Vinyl Alcohol) with Cetyltrimethyl Ammonium Bromide or Sodium Dodecylbenzene Sulphonate, Pages 281-299, TH.F. TADROS
General Discussion: PAPERS 15–17, Pages 301-304
18 - The Stability of Oil-in-Water Emulsions Containing Paraffinic Oils and Alkyl Sulphates, Pages 305-324, G.W. HALLWORTH, J.E. CARLESS
19 - The Influence of the Disperse Phase on the Stability of Oil-in-Water Emulsions, Pages 325-346, S.S. DAVIS, A. SMITH
General Discussion: PAPERS 18–19, Pages 347-349
Subject Index, Pages 351-352