Milkiness in CRS-2P and/or CRS-2L emulsion

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Milkiness in CRS-2P and/or CRS-2L emulsion

Postby captgadget » Wed Jan 03, 2007 4:48 pm

Is there anything is a spec somewhere that addresses whether or not you should see milkiness in an emulsion that has set for 24 hours?
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Postby TSP2 Admin » Thu Jan 04, 2007 3:37 pm

The milkyness is a sign of polymer creaming -- i.e., phase separation. Most of the specs I've seen indicate that after thorough mixing, no signs of phase separation should be evident. But I don't recall seeing anything specifically relating to creaming per se. However, evidence of creaming indicates phase separation, hence, this would violate the provisions of most specs.
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