The document discusses the future of colloid science and its applications. It summarizes that colloids are currently used widely in food, cosmetics, paint, detergent, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. New research is being conducted on low molecular weight and macromolecular emulsifiers for food, colloidal silver for disease treatment, oat flour for skin and hair care, hybrid organic-inorganic composites for paints, and high throughput surfactant synthesis. The Faraday Partnership was established to coordinate academic and industrial research on innovative colloidal materials and formulations across sectors.
The document discusses the future of colloid science and its applications. It summarizes that colloids are currently used widely in food, cosmetics, paint, detergent, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. New research is being conducted on low molecular weight and macromolecular emulsifiers for food, colloidal silver for disease treatment, oat flour for skin and hair care, hybrid organic-inorganic composites for paints, and high throughput surfactant synthesis. The Faraday Partnership was established to coordinate academic and industrial research on innovative colloidal materials and formulations across sectors.
The document discusses the future of colloid science and its applications. It summarizes that colloids are currently used widely in food, cosmetics, paint, detergent, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. New research is being conducted on low molecular weight and macromolecular emulsifiers for food, colloidal silver for disease treatment, oat flour for skin and hair care, hybrid organic-inorganic composites for paints, and high throughput surfactant synthesis. The Faraday Partnership was established to coordinate academic and industrial research on innovative colloidal materials and formulations across sectors.
The document discusses the future of colloid science and its applications. It summarizes that colloids are currently used widely in food, cosmetics, paint, detergent, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. New research is being conducted on low molecular weight and macromolecular emulsifiers for food, colloidal silver for disease treatment, oat flour for skin and hair care, hybrid organic-inorganic composites for paints, and high throughput surfactant synthesis. The Faraday Partnership was established to coordinate academic and industrial research on innovative colloidal materials and formulations across sectors.
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COLLOID Future of colloid Group members • Nur Arifah bt Ismail@ Mohd Ismail uk 20986 • Rumaizah bt Che Zulkifli uk 21552 • Nurul Eliana bt Abdullah uk 21691 • Nur Najihah bt Marzuki uk 21708 Introduction • Hanging out with colloids • Shaving foam and fog have in common? They’re all colloids. • Colloids are fluids that contain particles which ‘hang about’. The colloid’s particles will not settle, no matter how long you leave them standing Food industry • Present: The food colloids are emulsions: milk, cream and mayonnaise. It is oil-in-water emulsions while margarine and low-fat spreads are water-in-oil. • New improvement: Two broad class emulsifiers add to food. • New research: low molecular weight emulsifiers and macromolecular emulsifiers such as egg or milk proteins. • Future/target: Proteins are particularly good emulsifiers, show stability through both electrostatic and steric mechanisms. Effluent treatment • Present:Precipitation and/or flocculation for clarification • Colloidal silver is the world’s most powerful natural antibacteria and antifungal agent, the ability of colloidal silver to protect against viral pathogens has, until recently, not been fully established by the medical community. • New research : Colloidal Silver Beats the Smallpox Virus Cosmetics • Emulsifier and surfactants are SOME of the INGREDIENTS USED IN COSMETIC FORMULATION. • New research: Colloidal oat flour for skin and hair care • Future/target: soluble oat flour designed to provide gelling and colloidal properties to hair and skin care formulations Paint industry • Achieve homogeneous films, toughness and 'hiding' power • New research:design and controlled preparation of hybrid organic-inorganic composites using colloidal particles as building blocks • New research : in the legion of Thickening Agents & Colloidal stabilizer for Aqueous Latex Paints. Detergent industry
• Stabilisation of suspended soil, liquid abrasives
• present: manufacturers are now rethinking their whole production lines to respond to the concerns of consumers. • New improvement: Corporate investment strategy, advertising, and R&D are changing from a stress on local markets to international markets. • New research: High Throughput Surfactant Synthesis, Characterization and Formulation(Chris Tucker, Carol Mohler, Keith Harris) • Future/target: to developing these new surfactants for potential commercial introduction involves first the synthesis of libraries of surfactant structures with a diversity of hydrophobe and hydophile structures. Pharmaceutical industry • Stable dispersions to ensure uniform dose of active drug • Present: medical progress undeniably, research-based pharmaceutical companies have made enormous progress in the treatment of many illnesses, including infectious diseases, childhood diseases, some types of cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and hepatitis. • New research: to ensure that people do not simply live longer, but that they remain healthy and independent for as long as possible so they are not dependent on care. That is also the goal for the development of innovative drugs. • Future/target: The prospects for pharmaceutical research have never been more fascinating or more promising. Never have there been better conditions for achieving medical breakthroughs and thus commercial success. Agricultural industry • Present:Form modern farming that refer to industrial production poultry , fish, and crops. Pesticides formulated as dispersions • New improvement:Developments in shipping networks and technology have made long- distance distribution of agricultural produce feasible. • Future/target:meat, eggs ,fruits available in supermarket using these method Impact of future of colloid • Faraday Partnership was established in December 2000. • Is helping to coordinate colloid research between industry and the academic base. • The focus : to support the design and development of innovative materials, and the development of new formulations, across all sectors of industry including: • Effluent treatment • Paint industry • Food industry • Cosmetics • Detergent industry • Pharmaceutical industry • Agricultural industry Campden & Chorleywood Food Research Association (CCFRA) Bristol Colloid Centre ~UK's largest independent (BCC) membership-based organisation ~Established in October carrying out R&D for the food and 1993. drink industry worldwide. ~ is a consultancy group that is strongly linked to the School of Chemistry at the University of Bristol 3 hub partners of association.
Institute of Applied Catalysis (iAc)
~An independent, knowledge-based, industrially led virtual institute dedicated to promoting the application of catalysis through its education, networking, and research programmes. conclusion As a conclusion, it is up to us to determine our future. According to the our understanding, the future of colloid will improve brightly. References • M. Faraday, Phil. Trans. Roy. SOC. 147, 145 (1857). • O.P. Bahl, E.L. Evans and J.M. Thomas, Surface Science 8, 473 (1967). • J.M. Thomas, Chemistry and Physics of Carbon (ed. P.L. Walker, jr) 1, p.122 (M. Dekker, 1965). • A. Henglein, Modern Trends in Colloid Science and Chemistry and Biology (ed. H.F. Bicke) THAT’S ALL
