Oscillatory Rheology for Structure, Stability and Performance Evaluation

While rotational rheology describes how a formulation flows, oscillatory rheology reveals its internal structure. Small, controlled deformations provide valuable insights into viscoelastic behavior, network formation, stability and product performance without disrupting the sample.

In Part 6 of our Pharmaceutical Characterization Webinar Series, participants will learn how oscillatory rheology supports the characterization of pharmaceutical and cosmetic formulations. Practical examples will demonstrate how rheological fingerprints can be used to assess storage stability, processing effects, texture, sensory properties and batch-to-batch consistency.

A live demonstration of the Kinexus Rheometer will guide participants through the complete workflow—from sample preparation and method setup to measurement execution and data evaluation.

Topics Covered

• Fundamentals of oscillatory rheology
• Oscillatory test methods
• Microstructure and stability characterization
• Pharmaceutical and cosmetic application examples
• Processing and manufacturing effects
• Advanced rheological applications
• Software features and automated test routines
  

Join the webinar and discover how oscillatory rheology can reveal the structure behind formulation stability, performance and product quality.