Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles

Kim C, Liu Y, Kühnle A, Hess S, Viereck S, Danner T, Mahadevan L, Weitz DA (2007)
Physical Review Letters 99: 028303.

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Kim, Chanjoong; Liu, Yaqian; Kühnle, AngelikaUniBi; Hess, Stephan; Viereck, Sonja; Danner, Thomas; Mahadevan, L.; Weitz, David A.
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Colloidal suspensions are susceptible to gravitationally induced phase separation. This can be mitigated by the formation of a particle network caused by depletion attraction. The effectiveness of this network in supporting the buoyant weight of the suspension can be characterized by its compressional modulus. We measure the compressional modulus for emulsion networks induced by depletion attraction and present a model that quantitatively predicts their gravitational stability. We also determine the relationship between the strength of the depletion attraction and the magnitude of the compressional modulus.
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2007
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Physical Review Letters
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99
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028303
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0031-9007
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1079-7114
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Kim C, Liu Y, Kühnle A, et al. Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles. Physical Review Letters. 2007;99:028303.
Kim, C., Liu, Y., Kühnle, A., Hess, S., Viereck, S., Danner, T., Mahadevan, L., et al. (2007). Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles. Physical Review Letters, 99, 028303. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.99.028303
Kim, Chanjoong, Liu, Yaqian, Kühnle, Angelika, Hess, Stephan, Viereck, Sonja, Danner, Thomas, Mahadevan, L., and Weitz, David A. 2007. “Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles”. Physical Review Letters 99: 028303.
Kim, C., Liu, Y., Kühnle, A., Hess, S., Viereck, S., Danner, T., Mahadevan, L., and Weitz, D. A. (2007). Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles. Physical Review Letters 99, 028303.
Kim, C., et al., 2007. Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles. Physical Review Letters, 99, p 028303.
C. Kim, et al., “Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles”, Physical Review Letters, vol. 99, 2007, pp. 028303.
Kim, C., Liu, Y., Kühnle, A., Hess, S., Viereck, S., Danner, T., Mahadevan, L., Weitz, D.A.: Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles. Physical Review Letters. 99, 028303 (2007).
Kim, Chanjoong, Liu, Yaqian, Kühnle, Angelika, Hess, Stephan, Viereck, Sonja, Danner, Thomas, Mahadevan, L., and Weitz, David A. “Gravitational stability of suspensions of attractive colloidal particles”. Physical Review Letters 99 (2007): 028303.
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