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Zeta potential is the electrical potential which exits at the hydrodynamic plane of shear of a particle. The zeta potential depends on both the particle surface and the dispersant. Particles interact according to the magnitude of zeta potential , not their surface charge and therefore zeta potential can be used to predict dispersion stability.
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