does any exact way to measure liquid content of foams of nonionic suractant solutions? in order to determine of foam density and correlate this parameter to foamability and foam stability?
I seem to remember that conductivity has been used. You just need enough salt in the water to making it conducting. Check it out with Google Scholar. Try looking for papers by Denis Weaire or R. Hohler - excellent foam scientists.
As far as I know and I work, there is a standard test (with 22500 rpm) in which the whole foaming solution is converted to the foam and no liquid remains. You can measure the volume of this foam and compute the density.