| 1. | In the case of polyelectrolytes, charge also has an effect.
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| 2. | Polyelectrolytes are made up of positively or negatively charged repeat units.
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| 3. | Some examples of polyelectrolytes can be found in the table below.
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| 4. | Frequently, cationic polyelectrolytes are being used for that purpose.
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| 5. | The thickness of a polyelectrolyte then affects its adsorption ability.
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| 6. | As the concentration of polyelectrolyte increases, repulsive forces increase.
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| 7. | Polyelectrolyte stabilized emulsions are important in the field of nanomedicine.
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| 8. | Many soaps, shampoos, and cosmetics incorporate polyelectrolytes.
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| 9. | They can also be classified as uncharged or ionic polymers ( polyelectrolytes ).
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| 10. | This is evident when observing emulsion stabilization using polyelectrolytes.
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