A particle gel is a network of aggregated colloidal particles with soft solid-like mechanical
properties. Its structural and rheological properties, and the kinetics of its formation, are …

We simulated irreversible aggregation of non-interacting particles and of particles interacting
via repulsive and attractive potentials explicitly implementing the rotational diffusion of …

A review of the process by which irreversible aggregation of solid particles creates fractal
aggregates which eventually fill the entire system volume to form a gel, the sol to gel …

Colloidal gels are widely applied in industry due to their rheological character—no flow
takes place below the yield stress. Such property enables gels to maintain uniform …

The use of dynamically bonded molecules designed to reversibly link solvent-dispersed
nanocrystals (NCs) is a promising strategy to form colloidal assemblies with controlled …

By accounting for realistic interparticle interaction energy of fine dry nanoparticles, an off-
lattice Monte Carlo (MC) simulation approach is used to gain insight into such properties of …

The linear elasticity of dilute colloidal gels formed from discoidal latex particles is quantified
as a function of aspect ratio and modeled by confocal microscopy characterization of their …

Protein aggregation is a field of increasing importance in the biopharmaceutical industry.
Aggregated particles decrease the effectiveness of the drug and are associated with other …

Hypothesis Particle aggregation is ubiquitous for many colloidal systems, and drives the
phase separation or the formation of materials with a highly heterogeneous large-scale …

The yield stress behavior of colloidal gels with embedded active particles is studied with
three experiments: start-up of steady shear, oscillatory strain amplitude sweep, and creep …