Emulsion Stability: Strong and Stable or Weak and Feeble

Emulsion Stability: Strong and Stable or Weak and Feeble

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Rheology testing can be used as a rapid test for emulsion stability, by looking at zero shear viscosity characteristics for physical degredation properties.

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