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Control of Reactions in Extremely Restricted Environment Provided by Reversed Micelles work most of efforts have been directed to emphasize the rate enhancement of reactions as promoted by surfactants themselves, such as alkylammonium carboxylates, to play a role as a general acid-base or nucleophilic catalysis, in which the rate enhancement is brought about mainly by the proximity e

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The Surface Chemistry and Solution Behavior of Dinonylnaphthalene Sulfonic Acid - Recent Advancesxample of a uniform synthetic high-molecular-weight sulfonic acid. Early work focused on the inverted micelles formed by DNNSA and its salts in nonpolar solvents, and it was soon found that certain salts of the acid are effective oil-soluble corrosion inhibitors. DNNSA has been employed in many publ

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Kinetic Concepts in Reversed Micellar Systemsn surfactant aggregates in nonpolar solvents arose from the concept of modelling the active site of proteolytic enzymes. Moreover, the readiness with which quite large concentrations of water and substrate were solubilized in the polar interior of reversed micelles led to the attractive possibility