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most citedColloid-stabilized emulsions: behaviour as the interfacial tension is reduced

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cond-mat.soft2021

Thermophoretic Levitation of Solid Particles at Atmospheric Pressure

Pritam Kumar Roy, Irina Legchenkova, Leonid A. Dombrovsky +7

Separation and transportation of small particles are important processes in various applications such as the food and pharmaceutical industries. Although mechanical, chemical or el…

cond-mat.soft2019

Spontaneous particle desorption and "Gorgon" drop formation from particle-armored oil drops upon cooling

Diana Cholakova, Zhulieta Valkova, Slavka Tcholakova +2

Drop "self-shaping" is a phenomenon in which cooled oily emulsion drops undergo a spectacular series of shape transformations (Denkov et al., Nature 528, 2015, 392). Solid particle…

cond-mat.soft2008★ 21 cited

Influence of particle composition and thermal cycling on bijel formation

K. A. White, A. B. Schofield, B. P. Binks +1

Colloidal particles with appropriate wetting properties can become very strongly trapped at an interface between two immiscible fluids. We have harnessed this phenomenon to create…

cond-mat.soft2006

Fluid-bicontinuous emulsions stabilized by colloidal particles

P. S. Clegg, E. M. Herzig, A. B. Schofield +5

Using controlled spinodal decomposition, we have created a fluid-bicontinuous structure stabilized by colloidal particles. We present confocal microscopy studies of these structure…

cond-mat.soft2005★ 27 cited

Colloid-stabilized emulsions: behaviour as the interfacial tension is reduced

P. S. Clegg, E. M. Herzig, A. B. Schofield +4

We present confocal microscopy studies of novel particle-stabilized emulsions. The novelty arises because the immiscible fluids have an accessible upper critical solution temperatu…