
pmid: 5428069
The problems associated with the measurement of the rheological properties of pressurized aerosol concentrates consisting of emulsions and/or micellar solutions are discussed. A pressure attachment for a commercially available rheometer is described, and data are presented for simple soap formulations. Pressurized concentrates exhibited pseudoplastic properties which could not always be correlated with the flow properties of resultant foams.
Aerosols, Drug Compounding, Pressure, Rheology, Soaps
Aerosols, Drug Compounding, Pressure, Rheology, Soaps
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