Session: Emulsions and Foams II (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session deals with the formation, processing, characterization and applications of emulsions and foams. Experimental, theoretical, and computational contributions dealing with these phenomena with a special focus on the interfacial aspects are welcome.

Sponsor:

Interfacial Phenomena

Chair:

Sven H. Behrens
Associate Professor
Georgia Institute of Technology
School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Atlanta, GA 30332
Phone Number: 404-385-8186
Fax Number: 404-894-2866
Email: sven.behrens@chbe.gatech.edu

Co-Chair:

Raymond R. Dagastine
Associate Prof. and Reader
The University of Melbourne
PFPC and the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Parkville 3010
Phone Number: 61-3-8344-4704
Fax Number: 61-3-8344-4153
Email: rrd@unimelb.edu.au

Papers:

144a

Production of Pickering Emulsions: Forces Involved During Stabilization
Emir Tsabet, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal; Louis Fradette, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal

144b

Grafted Surface Active Polymer Brushes Greatly Improve Nanoparticle Emulsifier Efficiency
Trishna Saigal, Carnegie Mellon University; Robert D. Tilton, Carnegie Mellon University

144c

Emulsion Stabilization with Rough and Smooth Particles: The Role of Surface Roughness for Pickering Emulsification
Adriana San Miguel, Georgia Institute of Technology; Sven H. Behrens, Georgia Institute of Technology

144d

Novel Colloids for the Stabilization of Foams and Emulsions
Stoyan Smoukov, North Carolina State University; Elena Blanco, North Carolina State University; Stephanie Lam, North Carolina State University; Orlin Velev, North Carolina State University

144e

Stable Polymer- and Nanoparticle-Shelled Bubbles
Myung Han Lee, University of Pennsylvanua; Teresa Brugarolas, University of Pennsylvanua; Varesh Prasad, University of Pennsylvania; Daeyeon Lee, University of Pennsylvanua

144f

Self-Assembly of Conjugated Polymers Inside Emulsion Droplets
Danilo C. Pozzo, University of Washington; Jeff Richards, University of Washington; Kathleen Weigandt, University of Washington

144g

Organohydrogels From Thermogelling, Photocurable Nanoemulsions: Formulation, Properties, and Applications
Matthew E. Helgeson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Shannon E. Moran, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Patrick S. Doyle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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