
case study
Interfacial Rheology as Foam and Emulsion Stability Indicator
This case study examines how measuring interfacial elasticity with the pulsating drop method can predict droplet stability in microfluidic systems. It outlines a practical, efficient approach for quality control, showing that higher elasticity values are linked to more stable droplets. The findings are relevant for selecting reliable formulations in microfluidics and other industries that rely on stable emulsions.

In this case study:
- What is interfacial rheology and how it is related to several application areas.
- How interfacial elasticity can be used as emulsion stability indicator.
- Interfacial rheology measurement as a quality control tool