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peptization of a
liquid mixture is the
process of
converting the
mixture into a
colloid by
shaking it with a
suitable electrolyte called a
peptizing agent...
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method of
stabilising a
colloid (converting it from a precipitate) is
peptization, a
process where it is
shaken with an electrolyte.
Steric stabilization...
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Deflocculation is the
exact opposite of flocculation, also
sometimes known as
peptization.
Sodium silicate (Na2SiO3) is a
typical example.
Usually in
higher pH...
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layer forces Electrical double layer Gouy-Chapman
model Flocculation Peptization (the
inverse of flocculation) DLVO
theory (from Derjaguin, Landau, Verwey...
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return to the
colloidal state if
washed with water, a
process called peptization. 4.
Washing and
Filtering the Precipitate: It is
crucial to wash the...
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attractive force of
surface charges on the platelets. (4) Deflocculation, or
peptization, the
opposite effect,
occurs by
addition of
chemical deflocculant to...
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observed in
certain cases.
Particle aggregation (inverse
process of)
Peptization Plasticizer Polycarboxylates Rheology Surfactant Suspension (chemistry)...
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halides that are light-sensitive. The
silver halide is
actually being '
peptized' by the gelatin. The type and
quantity of
gelatin used
influences the final...
- can more
easily become dis****d and form
stable suspensions in
water (
peptization phenomenon). The
effect leads to a
destabilization of the clay aggregates...
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agglomerates are re-dis****d as
individual particles,
referred to as
peptization,
hardly occurs spontaneously, but may
occur under stirring or shear....
