Can you describe the main pathways (ingredient class or method) for modifying the rheological properties and adding viscosity / yield to a surfactant cleansing system (shampoo)? What would you be doing to the micelle and why would it thicken?

Can you describe the main pathways (ingredient class or method) for modifying the rheological properties and adding viscosity / yield to a surfactant cleansing system (shampoo)? What would you be doing to the micelle and why would it thicken?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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