Evaluation of Gelling Properties of Qinyu Burns Gel by Dynamic Rheology
HE Jin-hu
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HE Jin-hu
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OBJECTIVE:To evaluate rheological property of Qinyu burns gel by using dynamic rheology,and to evaluate gelling properties. METHODS:Rheological parameters were determined by shear rate and frequency scanning;viscoelasticity was determined by creep experiment. The stability of the gel was evaluated by stimulant modes of storage,transportation and application.RESULTS:Qinyu burns gel was shear-thinning pseudoplastic fluid. Its elasticity,viscidity and stability were satisfactory. CONCLUSIONS:The dynamic rheological experiments can characterize the gelling properties of Qinyu burns gel and provide basis for evaluation in vitro and quality control of products.
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OBJECTIVE:To evaluate rheological property of Qinyu burns gel by using dynamic rheology,and to evaluate gelling properties. METHODS:Rheological parameters were determined by shear rate and frequency scanning;viscoelasticity was determined by creep experiment. The stability of the gel was evaluated by stimulant modes of storage,transportation and application.RESULTS:Qinyu burns gel was shear-thinning pseudoplastic fluid. Its elasticity,viscidity and stability were satisfactory. CONCLUSIONS:The dynamic rheological experiments can characterize the gelling properties of Qinyu burns gel and provide basis for evaluation in vitro and quality control of products.
Key concepts: Rheology, Shear thinning, Viscoelasticity, Materials science, Creep, Elasticity (physics), Composite material, Dynamic mechanical analysis