Titlebook: Surfactant Systems; Their chemistry, pha D. Attwood,A. T. Florence Book 1983 D. Attwood and A. T. Florence 1983 chemistry.drugs.emulsion.gr

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Reactivity in surfactant systems,olecular environment of the solute molecules will have changed drastically, from an aqueous to a relatively non-polar milieu, depending on the depth of insertion into the micelle. The simple fact that the solute may be protected from attacking species such as H. or OH. ions will give rise to stabili

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Phase behaviour of surfactants,tant-solvent interaction. In this chapter we examine the structure and properties of the various lyotropic mesophases which may be present in surfactant solutions both in the presence and absence of solubilizate.

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Surfactants in suspension systems,onal surface-active agents but will deal also with the use of surface-active polymers such as the poloxamers, as these bridge the gap between two very large subjects. The emphasis of the chapter is towards pharmaceutical suspensions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5775-6chemistry; drugs; emulsion; growth; pharmaceutical; suspension; toxicology

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