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The zeta potential (ζ–potential) is the potential difference across phase boundaries between solids and liquids. It’s a measure of the electrical charge of particles are that are suspended in liquid. … Zeta potential that is less negative than -15 mV typically represents the beginnings of agglomeration of particles.
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Zeta potential is defined as the potential difference between the dispersion medium and the stationary layer of fluid attached to the particle and it is measured by a zeta potential analyzer.
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