Titlebook: Surfactants in Solution; Volume 9 Kashmiri Lal Mittal Book 1989 Plenum Press, New York 1989 catalysis.chemistry.crystal.extraction.polymer.

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Specific Equilibria Of Zn(II) Oleate And Stearate In Organic Solventsmeric and micellar forms of the soap that have been adequately discussed in the literature an additional form may be present. Besides the concentration of the soap, the nature of the solvent and the temperature influence the amounts of the soap in the different forms. The existence of different asso

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Chemistry in Micelles and Microemulsions: Analysis of Water Insoluble Compounds in Aqueous Micellar r—insoluble compounds and, ii) shift equilibrium constants. We have exploited these properties of organized media to develop unique titrimetric methods of analyzing water insoluble organic acids and bases whose pK.-values vary over a wide range- Non-linear regression analysis was used to aid the res

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Acid — Base Properties of Liquid Dispersed Systems: Micellar Solutions, Emulsions and Microemulsionsionic surfactants were investigated. One anionic (SDS) and one cationic (CTAB) surfactant stabilized emulsions were studied. A water-dodecane-pentanol - SDS raicroemulsion and a water-heptane-butanol-CTAB were also investigated for several compositions. In micellar solutions and in emulsions, it was

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Surfactant Effects on the Electrochemical Reduction of an α,β-Unsaturated Ketoneeous micellar media the yields of ketone .were higher than in an Et0H-Na0C0Me-MeC0.H-H.0 buffer. The influence of HTABr was ascribed to a combination of micellar and ion pairing effects, and that of Brij 35 to the former. The origin of the increased yield of . with SDS was not clear.

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Modification of Photochemical Reactivity By Incorporation of Reactants into Hydrophobic Pockets and ecific subarea that has attracted recent interest concerns reactivity of molecules incorporated into host-guest systems. In this context, we have investigated the photochemical behavior of a large number of organic molecules in micellar and cyclodextrin media. The photochemical Norrish type I and ty

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Photo-Rearrangements in a Micellar Environmentssible ortho isomers, whenever two isomeric products are possible, is obtained in preference to the para isomer. Cage and polarity effects were attributed to this selectivity. SDS solubilized ionyl compounds also showed selectivity in their photoreactions. Thus, while a major reaction of lower homol