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... microemulsion . An important feature of eq . 11.2.5 is that we determine the radius R + 1 , solely by the volume fractions . When the spontaneous curvature H , of the film is close to the inverse radius ( R + of the drop , we can expect ...
... microemulsion . An important feature of eq . 11.2.5 is that we determine the radius R + 1 , solely by the volume fractions . When the spontaneous curvature H , of the film is close to the inverse radius ( R + of the drop , we can expect ...
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... microemulsion phase , and an L , or sponge phase . As the temperature changes , these isotropic one- phase regions ... microemulsion phase containing the majority of the surfactant . At a specific temperature , T = 47.8 ° C Figure 11.9a ...
... microemulsion phase , and an L , or sponge phase . As the temperature changes , these isotropic one- phase regions ... microemulsion phase containing the majority of the surfactant . At a specific temperature , T = 47.8 ° C Figure 11.9a ...
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... microemulsion , D / D is close to unity for water and small for tetradecane . At high a values , where a W / O microemulsion occurs , the D / D roles are reversed . For a values around 0.5 , the water and the oil diffusion are equally ...
... microemulsion , D / D is close to unity for water and small for tetradecane . At high a values , where a W / O microemulsion occurs , the D / D roles are reversed . For a values around 0.5 , the water and the oil diffusion are equally ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
Exercises | 34 |
Related to Surface Tension and | 44 |
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