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Most effective co - surfactants are fairly small molecules which would be
expected to diffuse rapidly between the bulk phase and the interface .
Nevertheless , the time required to establish an equilibrium interfacial tension
can be quite long ...
Most effective co - surfactants are fairly small molecules which would be
expected to diffuse rapidly between the bulk phase and the interface .
Nevertheless , the time required to establish an equilibrium interfacial tension
can be quite long ...
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5 Phase maps 17 . 5 . 1 Ionic surfactant , co - surfactant , water , and hydrocarbon
systems ( a ) Alcoholic co - surfactant . Systems of this sort have been extensively
investigated by Friberg and his colleagues ( see Shinoda and Friberg 1975 ...
5 Phase maps 17 . 5 . 1 Ionic surfactant , co - surfactant , water , and hydrocarbon
systems ( a ) Alcoholic co - surfactant . Systems of this sort have been extensively
investigated by Friberg and his colleagues ( see Shinoda and Friberg 1975 ...
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If the total ' solubility of the oil in the aqueous detergent phase is plotted on the
same diagram , the region between the two curves corresponds to an optically
isotropic ( transparent ) microemulsion . Note that the solubility increases very ...
If the total ' solubility of the oil in the aqueous detergent phase is plotted on the
same diagram , the region between the two curves corresponds to an optically
isotropic ( transparent ) microemulsion . Note that the solubility increases very ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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