Development Of A New Sedimentation Potential Measuring Device For Silica Suspensions In Various Dispersion Media

Demetre Narsia

Abstract


This study presents a new device designed to measure the sedimentation potential in silica suspensions. The device represents a significant advance in sedimentation analysis techniques [1]. This device is being used for the first time, which will significantly improve the understanding of sedimentation dynamics and measurement accuracy in suspensions of hydroxides, acids, and salts.


Keywords


New Sedimentation Potential, Measuring Device, Silica Suspensions, Dispersion Media

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.52155/ijpsat.v50.1.7188

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