Trends in Colloid and Interface Science II
V Degiorgio
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Add to basketnach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Adhesive hard-sphere colloidal dispersions. III. Stickiness in n-dodecane and benzene.- The structure of colloidal suspensions under shear flow: Light scattering experiments.- Kinetic and spectroscopic properties of small colloids of metal iodide semiconductors.- Charge carrier dynamics in colloidal semiconductors.- Clay chemistry - colloidal chemistry.- Image analysis of fractal aggregates of precipitated silica.- Non-intrusive determination of particle size distribution in a concentrated dispersion.- Determination of the coagulation kinetics in silica hydrosols by photon correlation spectroscopy.- Small angle neutron scattering studies of polymer latices under sheared conditions.- Weighing monolayers of colloidal silica particles with a quartz crystal microbalance.- Interaction between amphipathic peptides and phospholipid membranes: a deuterium NMR study.- A mechanism of liposome electroformation.- The micellar sphere-to-road transition in CTAC-NaClO3 a fluorescence quenching study.- Dynamics in microemulsions with nonionic surfactant. A combined NMR relaxation and self-diffusion study.- Relationship between surfactant film bending elasticity and structure and interfacial tensions in microemulsion systems.- The disordered open connected model of microemulsions.- The influence of hydroxylic group substitution on micellar properties of polyoxyethylene alcohols.- Quasi-long-range order in swollen lyotropic lamellar phases.- From isotropic w/o microemulsions to lyotropic mesophases by differential scanning calorimetry.- A fluctuation wave mechanism of membrane electrofusion.- Studies on the solubilization of basic polypeptides in reversed micelles by ultracentrifuge measurements.- O/W microemulsions at low surfactdant content.- Lyotropic nematic phases of double chainsurfactants.- Selective incorporation of dyes with fluorocarbon and hydrocarbon chains into coexisting micellar phases of sodium perfluorooctanoate and dimethyl tetradecyl aminoixde.- Microemulsions and other organized assemblies as media of fractal dimensions. A luminescence probe study.- Three-phase behavior of brine/alkane/alcohol/alpha-olefinsulfonate mixtures.- Small angle X-ray scattering of microemulsions.- Solubilization of phosphorylase into microemulsion droplets. An ESR study.- Nonequilibrium phenomena in critical microemulsions.- the relation between the cubic phase and the neighbouring solution phase in systems of di(alkyl)dimethylammonium bromide-hydrocarbon-water.- Thermotropic phase transitions in totally synthetic surfactant vesicles and bilayers.- Electron spin resonance and electron spin echo modulation studies of N,N,N ,N -tetramethylbenzidine photoionization in sodium dodecylsulfate micelles: structural effects of alcohol and crown ether addition.- Molecular calculations for interacting surfactant monolayers.- Phase behavior of the quinary mixture: H2O-NaCl-dodecane-pentanol-SDS. Origin of the winsor III equilibria.- Structure and dynamics of microemulsion-based gels.- Neutron scattering from ganglioside micelles.- Comparison of sodium dodecylsulfate apparent molar volumes and micellar aggregation numbers.- High-internal-phase-volume emulsions in water/nonionic surfactant/hydrocarbon systems.- Rheological behaviour of microemulsions.- Comparative study of fluorinated and hydrogenated nonionic surfactants. I. Surface activity properties and critical concentrations.- Study of the adsorption of organic molecules on clay colloids by means of a fluorescent probe.- The behaviour of mixed hydrocarbon-fluorocarbon surface active agents at the air-waterinterface.- Contact angle hysteresis due to surface roughness.- Interfacial activity of 1-(2 -hydroxy-5 -methylphenyl)-dodecane-1-one oxime and the interfacial mechanism of copper extraction.- Co(II) Extraction by sodium di(2-ethylhexyl) phosphate at the water/toluene interface: phase structure and aggregation in relation to the kinetics of c.
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