Titlebook: Soft Matter at Aqueous Interfaces; Peter Lang,Yi Liu Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Colloid Dynamics at Inte

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Optical Absorption Spectroscopy at Interfaces, with reference to examples, of experiments in internal and external reflection geometry, including a brief discussion of the measurement of spectra on different classes of substrates (metallic vs. transparent).

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Interfaces of Binary Mixtures of soft matter mean field theories are outlined as motivations for the squared gradient approach. A brief discussion of bulk properties forms the basis for the discussion of the interface profile of a two component system and the wetting behavior of this system at a substrate.

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Fundamentals of Electrochemistry, Corrosion and Corrosion Protectionwhen a metal is immersed in a solution is most of the time not an equilibrium potential, but a mixed potential in a stationary state. This mixed potential formation is the basis of corrosion of metals in aqueous solutions. Organic coatings are introduced as protecting agents, and several types of co

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Introduction to Depletion Interaction and Colloidal Phase Behaviourng of the 20th century. In the second half of the last century theoretical progress clarified that the stability of colloidal particles is also affected by non-adsorbing polymers in solution, as first explained by Asakura and Oosawa in Japan using the excluded and free volume concepts. Here an intro

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Dynamics of Surfactants and Polymers at Liquid Interfacesion controlled dynamics. The second part deals with the dynamics of polymer molecules at interfaces. We provide a review of the mechanisms involved in the adsorption dynamics of polymer molecules at liquid interfaces. We show that there are energy barriers, of steric or electrostatic nature which te

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Water–Water Interfacesed by a very low interfacial tension (0.01–1?μN(yùn)/m), accumulation of solvent and in some cases a spontaneous curvature and an electric potential (Donnan potential). The procedure of calculating interfacial tension of both flat and curved interfaces is presented, and an overview of the methods to meas

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Basics of Statistical Physicsstems containing on the order of 10. particles is out of the question, actually even useless, so we must resort to statistical methods. There are many ways to introduce statistical mechanics, of which we will present two. Besides this, there are several different ‘models’, called ensembles, to arriv