The previous three blogs discussed many important aspects related to
foam and bubbles that seem to be of general interest.
In this last blog of ‘Tackling Foam Issues’ series, you will find solutions for reducing the number of small diameter bubbles,
microfoams significantly by:
» Choosing the right surfactant (good / bad)
» Changing temperature of the solution
» And more…
The stories, I discussed about beer, champagne, espressos and lattes are ways to engage the interest of those who aren’t too interested in complex science but who are eager to learn strategies for problem solving.
Continue reading this blog to explore further ideas discussed that can help you when you want to produce the right foam and/or when you want to avoid foam.