Factors governing paint consistency / by Henry Green. (1923)
Green, Henry · New Jersey Zinc Company · leaf 4
entirely— shown below—by flocculation, we are forced to the conclusion that yield value itself is due principally to the force of flocculation which holds the pigment particles together. If Sulman's theory7 is accepted as the explanation of flocculation, this force resides in the solid-liquid… … rect for the experiment, the mass should be Fig, 3—Particles dispersed sufficiently plastic to retain its form, as shown in log. 8. Now add a drop or two of bodied (heat-thickened or air-blown) poppy-seed ml and rub in well with a spatula. The effect is striking; the paste loses its yield value and…
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