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E-beam deformation of ceramic particles: The Effects of Electron Irradiation on Morphology, Modification and Microstructure of Talc Powder - Couverture souple

Hauptstein, Anneliese; Bandyopadhyay, Sri; Lambino, Danny

 
9783845418285: E-beam deformation of ceramic particles: The Effects of Electron Irradiation on Morphology, Modification and Microstructure of Talc Powder
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ISBN 10 : 3845418281 ISBN 13 : 9783845418285
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2011

Synopsis

Electron irradiation may be a useful method for treating inorganic cosmetic powders such as talc for undesirable microorganisms if it can be established that no loss of quality or efficacy results as a consequence of the technique. A commercial electron accelerator was used to prepare bulk samples by exposure to electron irradiation under different conditions. A morphological characterisation of the control talc was carried out using microscopy techniques and focused on the particle size, shape and surface features of individual particles. Asperity dimensions vs. Roughness values were compared. Assessment of the bulk properties of the powders as a function of absorbed dose showed no serious impact on the quality or efficacy of the powder for cosmetic applications. The particle size and the level of dust expelled during impact were maintained. Changes to the surface chemistry of the irradiated powders were apparent from an increase in pH and water retention with increasing dose. Improvements to the fragrance retention occurred for both irradiated powders tested. Importantly a satisfactory microorganism level was achieved with the lowest absorbed dose level tested i.e. 5 kGy.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Electron irradiation may be a useful method for treating inorganic cosmetic powders such as talc for undesirable microorganisms if it can be established that no loss of quality or efficacy results as a consequence of the technique. A commercial electron accelerator was used to prepare bulk samples by exposure to electron irradiation under different conditions. A morphological characterisation of the control talc was carried out using microscopy techniques and focused on the particle size, shape and surface features of individual particles. Asperity dimensions vs. Roughness values were compared. Assessment of the bulk properties of the powders as a function of absorbed dose showed no serious impact on the quality or efficacy of the powder for cosmetic applications. The particle size and the level of dust expelled during impact were maintained. Changes to the surface chemistry of the irradiated powders were apparent from an increase in pH and water retention with increasing dose. Improvements to the fragrance retention occurred for both irradiated powders tested. Importantly a satisfactory microorganism level was achieved with the lowest absorbed dose level tested i.e. 5 kGy.

Biographie de l'auteur

She was born in Melbourne, Australia to Manfred and Christine Hauptstein on the 8th of October, 1979. She attended MacKellar Girls High School in Manly Vale, New South Wales and Graduated in 1997. She received her Bachelor of Industrial Design from the School of Environmental Design at the University of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 2001.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2011
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3845418281
ISBN 13 
9783845418285
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
292
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