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lyophobic

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lyophobic [¦lī·ə¦fō·bik]
(chemistry)
Referring to a substance in a colloidal state that has a tendency to repel liquids.
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The additional amount of vinyl pyrrolidinone in VP30 seems to develop a lyophobic self-assembly and association of the polymer molecules.
Effect of composition on the solution rheology of stearyl ... by Torres, Edgar; Dutta, Naba; Choudhury, Namita Roy; Matisons, Janis / Polymer Engineering and Science
Theory of the Stability of Lyophobic Colloids, Elsevier, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1949.
Controlled coagulation of emulsion polymers by Kostansek, Edward / JCT Research
Colloids may be divided into two major classes: the type that readily goes into solution is called a lyophilic (solvent-loving) colloid (hydrophilic if the dispersion medium is water), and the type prepared from sparingly soluble substances is called a lyophobic (solvent-hating, hydrophobic in the case of water) colloid.
Colloidal science also serves ink industry! by Kunjappu, Dr. Joy T. / Ink World
 
 
 
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