4. Surface rheology
4.1 Definition
Surface rheology is much less well known than classical volume rheology, as it is more difficult to study. Recently, new commercial devices have become available on the market, and this type of rheology is about to become more familiar. What's it all about? Let's imagine we're shearing a system of two superimposed liquid phases: the response will sometimes be the sum of the responses of each liquid layer, sometimes greater than this sum. The difference between the two, called "excess" by Gibbs, is the rheological contribution of the interface between the two liquids. It is...
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Bibliography
Events
Annual three-day colloquia of the French rheology group in October or November. 45th symposium in Lyon in 2010, 46th in Nancy in 2011.
Annual European Rheology Conference, every year except the year of the World Congress. 6th in Gothenburg, April 7-9, 2010. http://www.rheology-esr.org/
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