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The Assembly of Amphiphiles: Molecular and Phenomenological Models,r hand the mere assignment of symbols is not sufficient for an understanding of the biological processes in membranes and for guiding the adaptation of these processes to technological and medical purposes.

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Hydrocarbon Aromaticity and w/o Microemulsions Stabilized by Nonionic Surfactants,ompete to some extent with the water molecules for the binding sites at the ether bridges of the compounds. It is suggested that this competition leads to a reduced hydration of the oxyethylene groups similar to the one observed with an increase in temperature.

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Picosecond Studies of Rose Bengal Fluorescence in Reverse Micellar Systems,e for this. Other reasons are of technological nature: surfactant systems are being used in the oil industry for recovery of oil from spent wells and in research into solar energy storage, where compartmentalization is envisaged as a way in which separated charges can be prevented from undergoing energy-degrading back reactions.

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in early fantastic film, which was partly rooted in stage illusionism. The Gothic aesthetic was further shaped in German Expressionist cinema with its stylized set designs and chiaroscuro. These films also introduced more complex plots and a stronger interest in psychological topics, which were impo

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Per Steniusiums, modern technical media like phonography, photography or telephony have been realigning the parameters of space and time through operations of recording, storing, and transmitting. This chapter examines the haunted house in Mike Flanagan’s 2018 adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s . (1959) as a haun

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H. Hauser separate parts and explore each one through clear and origiThis is the first book-length study to systematically and theoretically analyse the use and representation of individual body parts in Gothic fiction. Moving between filmic and literary texts and across the body—from the brain, hair and tee