The influence of surfactants on rheology of water dispersions of wollastonite
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https://doi.org/10.15587/1729-4061.2013.12277Keywords:
Wollastonite, surfactants, modification, suspension, rheological behavior, grain-size particle distributionAbstract
Despite a great number of studies on the rheology of water suspensions of fillers up to now there is no systematic approach to evaluate the influence of surfactants of different nature on the stability and rheological properties of microfillers. The article presents the study of interaction of wollastonite with different characteristic relations of sides with surfactants of anionic and non-ionic type, which is interesting from both technological and economical point of view, since it would significantly alter the rheological properties of compositions. It was found that the introduction of surfactants to the system decreases significantly the rheological characteristics; and that the anionic modifiers decrease the stability of coagulation structure of suspensions, leading to transition from pseudoplastic to dilatant behavior. Further studies of ways to increase the stability of the modified systems are planned, with low values of dynamic indices and pseudoplastic behavior of suspensions, using a range of non-selective aluminosilicate thickeners with respect to specified surfactantsReferences
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