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Foams/bubbles stabilized with polymer particles
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DOI：10.1016/j.cocis.2024.101808.png)
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Solid particles have been well known to stabilize foams/bubbles by adsorption at gas-liquid interfaces. Synthetic polymer particles are a particularly attractive stabilizer for the foams/ bubbles, because their sizes, shapes, surface/bulk chemistries, hydrophilicity-hydrophobicity balance and softness can be tailored and modified by heterogeneous polymerization techniques, (co)polymerizations of functional monomers, polymer reactions and polymer processing. Additionally, a wide range of stimulus-responsive characteristics and film-forming nature of the polymer particles could inspire the design of functional and well-defined particle-stabilized foams/bubbles and materials based on them. This short review overviews aqueous foams/bubbles stabilized solely with synthetic polymer particles and material chemistry based on them, followed by discussions on research directions for the future.
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Polymer particles
Foams
Bubbles
Interface
Adsorption
Desorption
Stimulus-responsive
Film-forming
Designability
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