Amphiphiles at interfaces
The subject of this volume is limited in that it addresses amphiphiles at liquid/air, liquid/liquid, and liquid/solid interfaces, with litte attention paid to vapor/solid interfaces. This volume will serve to summarize our current understanding of interfacial structure at the molecular level in thes...
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Amphiphiles at interfaces, guest editor, J. Texter, Darmstadt, D. Steinkopff, Springer, 1997, 1 vol. (VIII- 328 p.), Progress in colloid & polymer science, 3-7985-1084-9 • Amphiphiles at Interfaces, Texte imprimé, 9783662156995 • Amphiphiles at Interfaces, Texte imprimé, 9783662157008 |
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- Optical SHG measurements of amphiphiles at liquid/liquid interfaces
- An investigation of surfactant behavior at the liquid/liquid interface with sumfrequency vibrational spectroscopy
- Redox chemistry at liquid/liquid interfaces
- Interaction of alcohols and anesthetics with the water-hexane interface: A molecular dynamics study
- Dynamics of proteins at air-water and oil-water interfaces using novel Langmuir trough methods
- Adsorption kinetics of surfactants at fluid-fluid interfaces
- Oil-water interfaces in the Ising-model
- Quantitative analysis of reagent distribution and reaction rates in vesicles
- Packing and bilayer-micelle transitions in mixed surfactant-lipid systems as studied by solid state NMR
- Self-assembly of volatile amphiphiles
- Experimental tests for thermally-induced fluctuations in lipid bilayers
- The role of water in the hydration force molecular dynamics simulations
- Solute transport and partitioning in lipid bilayers: Molecular dynamics simulations
- Simulation of water in a pore with charges: Application to a gating mechanism for ion channels
- Micelle formation in a lattice model of an amphiphile and solvent mixture
- Simulation of self-assembly in solution by triblock copolymers with sticky blocks at their ends
- Structure and electrostatics of the surfactant-water interface
- Stochastic simulations of surfactant aggregation kinetics
- Cosurfactant facilitated transport in reverse microemulsions
- Catalytically active, ordered films of proteins, surfactants and polyelectrolytes on electrodes
- Adsorption properties of two cationic surfactant classes on silver surfaces studied by means of SERS spectroscopy and ab initio calculations
- Electrodes derivatized with mono and multilayer assemblies containing preformed binding sites.-Amphiphiles at electrified interfaces
- Neutron reflection from surfactants adsorbed at the solid/liquid interface
- Visualizing self-assembly: Force microscopy of ionic surfactant aggregates at solid-liquid interfaces
- Forming patterned films with tethered polymers
- Synthetic polymer ultrathin films for modifying surface properties
- Molecular mean-field models of capillary dynamics
- Probing the structure of inhomogeneous colloidal particles by small-angle x-ray scattering
- Protein and lipid interactions in lung surfactant monolayers
- Monte Carlo calculations for vapor-liquid phase equilibria in Langmuir monolayers
- Hydrophobic polymers tethered to the water surface
- The effect of the chemical nature of grafted chains on the interfacial miscibility of amphiphiles
- Active control of interfacial properties of aqueous solutions using ferrocenyl surfactants
- The efficiency of dynamic surface tension reductions within homologous series of surfactants in aqueous gelatin solution
- Pure and mixed chlorophyll a Langmuir and Langmuir-Blodgett films. Structure, electrical and optical properties.