Dynamic Aggregative Stability and Superfluidity of High-Concentrated Nanodisperse Systems

Aggregative and structural stability of dispersions has been considered under dynamic conditions, i.e., under the action of external forces (shear or vibrational), in combination with the presence of surfactants. The conditions are analyzed that hinder or facilitate the attainment of limiting disaggregation of particles when the maximum (ultrahigh) fluidity of these systems is realized.