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Gelation Visualisation with Rheo-microscopy
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Using tribology and foam analysis to create creamy, smooth foams
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Rheo-Microscopy of a Petrolatum
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Rheology & Tribology: Predicting the Mouthfeel of Plant-based Milks
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Methods: Contact Angle Measurements!
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Methods: Tribology & its Uses!
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Methods: Temperature Sweeps
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Methods: Oscillation Stress Sweeps
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Surface Rheology: An Introduction to Film Formation During Adhesive Curing
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Methods: Controlled Rate Viscosity Profiles
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Methods: Dynamic Foam Analysis
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Inside the rheology lab
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Welcome to the Rheology Lab
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Essential Tools for the New Rheologist
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Yield Stress, Oscillation Rheology and Phase Angle
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Measuring the viscosity of semi-solids
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Zero Shear Viscosity
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Yield Stress
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Using Rheology and Tribology to Predict Sensory Properties of Cosmetics and Pharmaceuticals.
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Storage modulus (G’) and loss modulus (G”) for beginners
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Suspension Stability and Secretly Structured Soup
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Rheology Tips for Generic Pharmaceuticals
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"Getting Started with Cosmetic Rheology", The Rheology Guys, 2 Sept 2020
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Rheology Essentials for Pharmaceutical Scientists Part 1
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Rheology Essentials for Pharmaceutical Scientists Part 2
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Pendant Drop - Measuring surface tension
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Sessile Drop - Measuring Contact Angle
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Dynamic Contact Angle - Measuring advancing and receding contact angle and roll off angle.
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Interfacial Tension and Dilatational Rheology - Measuring the viscoelastic moduli of interfaces
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Powder Shear Cell - Characterising powder flow behaviour
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Powder Wall Friction - Powder friction against process surfaces
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Bulk Density - Powder compressibility and density measurements
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Dynamic Testing of Powders - For measuring flow energy of powders in various states such as aeration
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Mucoadhesion - Investigating rheological synergism of mucoadhesive polymers
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Powder Permeability - Measuring how easily air moves through a powder
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In-Vitro Methods for Characterising Eye Drops
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Interfacial Rheology of Tea
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Zero Shear Viscosity for Emulsion and Suspension Stability
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Rheological Methods for Spreadability