Eurofins EAG is proud to announce the addition of zeta potential analysis to its advanced materials science capabilities. This new offering enables clients to better understand particle behavior in liquid systems, delivering critical insights that accelerate formulation development, optimize performance, and improve product stability.
Zeta potential analysis is a powerful technique used to measure the electrical potential at the slipping plane of particles in suspension, providing a direct indicator of surface charge and colloidal stability. This measurement allows scientists and engineers to predict whether dispersed particles will remain stable or aggregate over time. This insight is essential across a wide range of industries and applications.
By quantifying the electrostatic interactions between particles, zeta potential plays a central role in determining the long-term stability of colloids, emulsions, and suspensions. Systems with higher absolute zeta potential values exhibit stronger repulsion between particles, helping maintain uniform dispersions and prevent aggregation.
Zeta potential analysis supports industries such as:
Key applications and benefits include:
The addition of zeta potential analysis reinforces EAG’s commitment to delivering comprehensive, high-value materials insights through a multidisciplinary approach. By combining this capability with its extensive portfolio of surface, chemical, and structural characterization techniques, EAG provides customers with a more complete understanding of material behavior, from nanoscale interfaces to real-world performance.
Contact us to learn more about our zeta potential analysis services and how we can support your next project.
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