'Surfactant' presentation slideshows

Shampoo

How to formulate solutions. Shampoo. Lesson Topics. Shampoo Market Overview Consumer Problems Surfactant Science Formulating a shampoo Testing. Lesson Objectives. Shampoo Market Overview Introduce the shampoo market Consumer Problems

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Respiratory problems in premature infants

Respiratory problems in premature infants. Dr. Rozin Ilya Department of Neonatology Kaplan Medical Center. Respiratory problems. Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS) or Hyaline Membrane Diseases (HMD) Broncho-Pulmonary Dysplasia (BPD). Respiratory Distress Syndrome. Definition.

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SURFACTANT PULMONAIRE

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Breakup of bubbles, drops and jets with surfactant

Breakup of bubbles, drops and jets with surfactant. M. Siegel Collaborators: M. Booty, M. Hameed, D. Papageorgiou, Y. Young Mathematical Sciences, New Jersey Institute of Technology, J. Li Cambridge University. Outline. 1. Pinch off of inviscid (or slightly viscous) bubble or thread.

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Preterm birth and the lungs

Preterm birth and the lungs. By Dr/ Safaa Mokhtar Wafy Professor of chest diseases, Assiut University.

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Success in Surfactant EOR: Avoid the Failure Mechanisms

Success in Surfactant EOR: Avoid the Failure Mechanisms. George J. Hirasaki Petroleum Engineering, Texas A&M November 9, 2010. Requirements for Surfactant EOR. Ultra-Low IFT Mobility Control Transport Across Reservoir.

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SURFACTANTS

SURFACTANTS. Phobic=Scared. Hydrophobic. +. Hydro=Water. Philic=Friendly. Hydrophilic. Phobic=Scared. Lipophobic. Lipo=Oil. +. Philic=Friendly. Lipophilic. Phobic=Scared. Lyophobic. Lyo=Dissolve. +. Philic=Friendly. Lyophilic. BASIC TERMINOLOGY.

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Hyaline Membrane Disease

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DISEASES OF ALVEOLAR HOMEOSTASIS: RDS and BPD

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Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Respiratory Distress Syndrome. Resident Lecture Series Soo Hyun Kwon, MD Neonatal-Perinatal Fellow. Overview. Definition Epidemiology Lung Development Pathophysiology Risk Factors Clinical Manifestations DDx Diagnosis Treatment. Objectives.

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Landssymposiet i Neonatologi september 2012. HV

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Respiratory distress in newborn

Respiratory distress in newborn. 4 th year seminar. RDS. Most common respiratory illness in NICU Occur in premature neonate Surfactant deficiency Risk factors Asphyxia and stress Male Acidosis DM mother. signs. tachypnea retraction grunting Nasal flaring apneic episode cyanosis

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RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME. By Dr. Gacheri Mutua. DEFINITION. Also known as Hyaline Membrane Disease Is a respiratory disorder that affects newborns More common in premature infants especially born 6wks or more before their due date

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Micelle

Micelle.

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Extended Science Vocabulary of the Week 3-18-2013

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?TPGS????????????????. ?????????????????? TPGS ????????????????? Fenofibrate ??????????????????

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Enhanced Electrochemical Reduction of Hydrogen Peroxide at Surfactant/Salt Modified Electrodes

Enhanced Electrochemical Reduction of Hydrogen Peroxide at Surfactant/Salt Modified Electrodes. Laura Gonzalez-Macia 1 , Malcolm R. Smyth 2 and Anthony J. Killard 1 * 1 Department of Applied Sciences, University of the West of England, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol, BS16 1QY, UK

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NC STATE UNIVERSITY

CMC. Addition of silica. Molar fraction of surfactant, X S. Surfactant removal. Reduced density, r r. T= 192 K. T= 290 K. Freezing of LJ CCl 4 confined in multi-walled carbon nanotubes (carbon walls not shown). T =140 K. Active site (-COOH). Ammonia (NH 3 ). evaporation of water.

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NC STATE UNIVERSITY

CMC. Addition of silica. Molar fraction of surfactant, X S. Surfactant removal. Reduced density, r r. T= 192 K. T= 290 K. Freezing of LJ CCl 4 confined in multi-walled carbon nanotubes (carbon walls not shown). T =140 K. Active site (-COOH). Ammonia (NH 3 ). evaporation of water.

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