Traditionally, capillary rheometers have been used to measure the shear viscosity and elasticity of viscous materials at high shear rates. In this article and video, Natalie Rudolph (PhD) explains the working principle, parameters and their relations of the capillary rheometer.
If you missed out on any of our recent rheology webinars, the good news is that you can now watch them all for free!
We discuss how rheology can be used to characterize anti-ageing dermal fillers.
Topical treatments are commonly administered to treat skin conditions or inflammation and irritation. How these are formulated, stored and applied to the skin is very much down to their rheological behavior.
The Kinexus is being used to assist in the development of a new treatment for COVID-19!
Deciding whether to purchase either a viscometer or a rheometer is not always straightforward. This guide will take you through the differences and how a rheometer could be more suited for your needs.