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Foams are colloidal systems containing a gas as the dispersed phase. The continuous phase may be liquid or solid. Foams possess a very large interfacial area. Conventional foams consist of a porous structure having more or less regular unit cells, either open or closed, which are usually formed by generating a gas in a polymerizing resin matrix.
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Usmani et al. (1979) studied this question.
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