The Turbiscan™ LAB can quantify and predict the stability of concentrated systems such as emulsions, dispersions and foams. A non-invasive Multiple Light Scattering (MLS) technique is employed to determine the intensity of particle migration kinetics (sedimentation, creaming, clarification) and particle size change kinetics (flocculation, coalescence, packing) as well as phase thickness growth. Analysis can be performed from RT to 60 degrees C on samples up to 95% concentration.
Formulaction Inc. contributes to the diverse range of application fields by offering the best answers, in terms of micro-rheology and stability, to describe the distinct nature of concentrated dispersions (foams, suspensions and emulsions). Their instruments utilize Multiple Light Scattering, an inventive optical measurement tool, that allows full stability and rheology characterization of concentrated samples.
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