Abstract
Results of studies of physicochemical dynamics of disperse systems, which is a new and rapidly developing field of physical chemistry, are generalised. Most attention is given to frequently occurring disperse systems composed of a solid phase and a liquid dispersion medium. The dynamics of contact interactions between particles of disperse solid phases is a key element of the dynamics of such systems. The physicochemical factors responsible for contact interactions are considered in relation to the bulk structural—rheological properties of disperse systems.