ArticleLangmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids2025
Effects of Hydrophobic Phase Properties on Controlling Nanoparticle Jamming at Oil/Water and Air/Water Interfaces.
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Abstract
Fluid/fluid interfaces stabilized with strongly adsorbed solid nanoparticles are implemented in industries including cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food science. Solid particles at the interface result in complex interfacial mechanics, which are highly dependent on interfacial particle behavior and bulk properties of both fluid phases. Many interfacial studies have been conducted characterizing the effects of the aqueous fluid properties such as particle chemistry, pH, temperature, salinity, and the impact of surfactant and other additives on interfacial mechanics and adsorption behavior. However, the role of the hydrophobic phase on interfacial stability, as well as the adsorption and organization of interfacial material, is less understood. In this work, mechanical properties of particle-laden interfaces are characterized at oil/water and air/water interfaces to determine the impact of the hydrophobic fluid on particle jamming at the fluid/fluid interface. A model aqueous phase containing CTAB-SiO
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