How to Formulate without Wetting Agents
Chapters
Welcome
0:0Few Words about Jochum Beetsma
0:38Wetting: A Key Role in the Dispersion Process
1:40Surface Energy in the Wetting Process
2:44Equipment Needed to Test the Wetting of Pigments & Fillers
3:47Wetting Case: TiO2 in Pure Water
4:10Holdout Case: Carbon Black in Pure Water
6:62 Strategies to Solve Holdout
8:26Strategy 1 to Solve Holdout (Preferred)
9:28Strategy 2: Using Wetting Agents
11:21Why you Should Avoid Wetting Agents
12:42Close Up Remarks
14:57
Jochum Beetsma
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Who Should Watch this Video Tutorial:
It's suited for all formulators of waterborne adhesives, coatings and cosmetics.
Check if Tutorial is Right for You
People who watched this tutorial discovered they were over-using wetting agents:
- They were already achieving a good wetting of their pigments & fillers before adding any additive!
- They wanted to avoid flocculation, which is in fact the role of a surfactant!
This video tutorial contains real experiences, courtesy of VLCI - Amsterdam, so that you know exactly what to do when you are back in your lab.