Cosmetics and consumer care
Characterizing stability of emulsions,
Characterization at the nanoscale can help you find answers.
With X-ray scattering in your lab, you can for example:
- Investigate the thermal stability of micelle based detergents
- Determine the phase of lyotropic liquid crystals in creams
- Find the size and shape of self-assembled vesicles for delivery of active ingredients
- Establish the optimal ratio between hydrophilic and hydrophobic components to create a stable emulsion
Overview of a surfactant structure
Discover how SAXS/WAXS measurements reveal the inner structure of Head & Shoulders Classic Clean Shampoo from Procter & Gamble.
SAXS is an ideal technique for the analysis of turbid samples
Shape & size, fractal dimensions, shear-stress relations…
What do you want to measure?
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