Titlebook: Biophysics of Human Hair; Structural, Nanomech Bharat Bhushan Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Biophysics.Biophysics of hum

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93539-8ical properties of hair in contact with an AFM tip, macroscale tribological measurements provide an excellent simulation of skin–hair and hair–hair contacts (Bhushan et al., 2005). The friction and wear of hair were measured using a flat-on-flat tribometer. Friction and wear studies on various hair

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SpringerBriefs in Molecular Scienceties are closely tied to product performance. Conditioner is one of the hair care products which most people use on a daily basis. Conditioner thinly coats hair and can cause drastic changes in the surface properties of hair. Among all the components of conditioner, silicones are the main source of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230554597lectrostatic charge on the hair, and it is of interest whether or not the physical wear and the electrostatic charge are related, or if charge has been created by other mechanism. The presence of this static charge in the real world is a major problem concerning hair manageability, flyaway behavior,

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Bharat BhushanPresents the biophysics of human hair.Contains nanostudies of the properties of hair Macroscale tribological characterization of hair.Discusses hair damage.Includes supplementary material:

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Book 2010e deformation, tribological characterization, the thickness distribution and binding interactions on hair surface. Another important topic of the book is the health of hair, human hair and skin, hair care, cleaning and conditioning treatments and damaging processes. It is the first book on the biophysical properties of hair.

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Experimental Methods, of chemical composition in the fiber, microstructure, and hair growth, to name a few. Until about 2000, most information about the detailed structure of human hair was obtained from scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM) observations (Robbins, 1994; Swift, 199

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