Application of Wave Resonance Effects to Intensify the Process of Forming Dispersions Based on Chitosan and Montmorillonite

Abstract

The influence of wave resonance effects on sedimentation stability and the rheological properties of dispersions based on chitosan and montmorillonite are studied. It is shown that the treatment of chitosan/montmorillonite dispersion in a wave apparatus is accompanied by a change in its structure, which is reflected in an increase in resistance to delamination over time. In addition, the superposition of wave effects leads to a significant change in the viscoelastic characteristics and dynamic viscosity of the samples. The results of this study can be used to modernize technologies for producing hemostatic materials.