Emergence of long-range attractive interactions between colloidal particles during curing of dispersion media

Yujiro Furuta; Rei Kurita

doi:10.1039/d4sm00688g

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Emergence of long-range attractive interactions between colloidal particles during curing of dispersion media

Yujiro Furuta Rei Kurita

Year: 2024 Journal: Soft Matter Vol: 20 (35)Pages: 6929-6939 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d4sm00688g

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Abstract

Colloids aggregate during curing due to long-range attractions from network heterogeneity. The balance between curing rate and aggregation time can control this process, offering potential improvements in functional polymer manufacturing.

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Colloid Range (aeronautics) Dispersion (optics) Colloidal particle Materials science Curing (chemistry) Chemical physics Chemical engineering Nanotechnology Chemistry Composite material Optics Physics Engineering

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