A colloid is a dispersion of very fine objects in a fluid [1]. These objects can be solids, liquids
or gas, and the corresponding colloidal dispersion is then referred to as suspension …

A colloidal dispersion consists of a dispersion medium throughout which colloidal particles
(particles within the size range 1–103 nm) are dispersed and are referred to as the …

Science and Technology of Polymer Colloids GW Poehlein, RH Ottewill, JW Goodwin
(editors) Polymer colloids, more commonly known as latexes, are important in the …

This article is concerned with polymer latices as colloidal systems. According to one
definition dispersions of solid particles in liquid media are considered to be colloidal if the …

Polymer colloids can be used either as models in academic research dealing with colloid
phenomena or as dispersed material in a wide variety of industrial applications. One major …

This thesis has the main objective of studying the colloidal stability of latex particles. To do
so it was necessary to produce several latexes with different characteristics by emulsion …

Polymer colloids can be used either as models in academic research dealing with colloid
phenomena or as dispersed materials in a wide variety of industrial applications …

Emulsion polymerization allows the creation of aqueous dispersions of polymer
nanoparticles in the 50–500 nm size range, and these products (synthetic latexes) have …

I n this review, the terms Copolymerization and Copolymers include not only the
simultaneous polymerization of two or more monomers, but also polymerizations in multiple …

The article contains sections titled: 1. Definitions 2. Colloidal Systems in Industrial Uses 3.
Preparation of Colloidal Particles 4. Properties of Colloidal Systems 5. Colloid Stability 6 …