Titlebook: UK Colloids 2011; An International Col Victor Starov,Peter Griffiths Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012 Ads

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Competitive Solvation and Chemisorption in Silver Colloidal Suspensions,eous environment with surface active sites that can be modelled as Ag. clusters. These surface complexes can reproduce accurately the observed surface-enhanced Raman spectra, particularly concerning the most significant frequency-shifts with respect to the normal Raman spectra in aqueous solutions and the relative intensity changes.

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A Dimensionless Analysis of the Effect of Material and Surface Properties on Adhesion. Applicationsasperity JKR adhesion model. The role of surface topography, material properties and the effect of asperity height distribution and its asymmetry on force of adhesion has been shown using dimensionless parameters. The application of the developed methodology is demonstrated through a case study on catheter design.

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Neutron Reflection at the Calcite-Liquid Interface,have been developed. Based on this protocol, the interfaces of calcite with the liquids water, toluene and heptane have been characterised successfully. Hence this study allows the technique of neutron reflection to be expanded to the investigation of mineral surfaces.

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Novel Membrane Emulsification Method of Producing Highly Uniform Silica Particles Using Inexpensive A hydrophobic microsieve membrane with 15 μm pore size and 200 μm pore spacing was used to produce droplets, with a mean size between 65 and 240 μm containing acidified sodium silicate solution (with 4 and 6 wt% SiO.) in kerosene. After drying, the final silica particles had a mean size in the rang

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Dynamic Phenomena in Complex (Colloidal) Plasmas,at the kinetic level since the damping due to collisions with neutrals is several orders of magnitude smaller than in colloids. Here we report on experimental observations and numerical simulations of dynamic phenomena in complex plasmas: shocks, tsunami effect, and soliton collisions. Shocks, propa