Interfacial Dilatational Modulus
Interfacial Dilatational Modulus is a rheological property that quantifies the resistance of an interface to area changes under dilational deformation, defined as the ratio of the change in interfacial tension to the relative change in interfacial area at constant temperature.
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Dilatational and Shear Elasticity of Gel-like Protein Layers on Air/Water Interface
Jordan T. Petkov, Theodor D. Gurkov, Bruce Campbell et al. · Langmuir · 2000 · 215 citations
Dilatational Rheology of BSA Conformers at the Air/Water Interface
Luís Gustavo Pereira, Olivier Théodoly, Harvey W. Blanch et al. · Langmuir · 2003 · 213 citations
Interfacial dilatational and emulsifying properties of ultrasound-treated pea protein
Sha Lei, Aeneas O. Koosis, Qingling Wang et al. · Food Chemistry · 2021 · 190 citations
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