Particle size is often treated as the defining metric in formulation development - but it only tells half the story. This webinar explores why zeta potential is critical to understanding dispersion stability, and how combining size and charge measurements using the Zetasizer unlocks deeper insights into aggregation risk, shelf life, and performance. Attendees will learn how electrostatic repulsion governs particle interactions, how environmental factors shift stability, and how real-world industries - from pharmaceuticals to inks and food - use zeta potential to predict failure before it happens. This session positions the Zetasizer as an essential tool for de-risking formulation decisions early.
presentadores
- Dr. Mike Kaszuba (Ph.D.) - Senior Applications Product Specialist, Malvern Panalytical
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Who should attend?
- Formulation scientists and R&D teams in pharmaceuticals, biotech, food, chemicals, and materials
- Analytical scientists working with particle characterization and stability testing
- Product development managers looking to reduce risk and improve performance
- Quality control and regulatory professionals concerned with consistency and shelf life
What will you learn?
- Understand why particle size alone is insufficient
- Interpret zeta potential in the context of stability
- Identify formulation risks earlier using charge data
- Apply Zetasizer workflows to stability screening
- Connect theory to real industrial applications