Titlebook: Surfactants in Solution; Volume 5 K. L. Mittal,P. Bothorel Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Polypeptide.chemistry.co

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Amphiphilicity of Aerosol OT in Nonpolar Solventspe of additive added in the system, and the nature of the counterion of the AOT surfactant molecule, A detailed NMR spectral analysis of the surfactant in various systems showed that the three polar groups — two esters and one sulfonic — have different stereo-specific orientations relative to one an

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Field Dissociation Effect of Aerosol OT in Cyclohexanens) which allows the kinetic measurement of association-dissociation equilibria of ions in non-polar liquids. Thermodynamic information on the dissociation of AOT in cyclohexane from conductimetric measurements is used together with the kinetic parameters obtained by this method to derive the charac

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Micellar Charge Effects Upon Spontaneous Nucleophilic Additions and Substitutionsonic micelles. Except for hydrolysis of methyl benzenesulfonate, S. hydrolyses observed to date are faster in anionic than in cationic micelles. Hydrolyses of carboxylic anhydrides and diaryl carbonates are faster in cationic than in anionic micelles. Hydrolyses of acyl chlorides and chloroformates

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Reaction Rate Control by Salt Effects in Micellar Catalysised are quite insoluble in water and are used at very low concentrations since they yield to strongly coloured species. Under the used experimental conditions, these compounds may be considered as fully extracted by the micellar phase. The ionic reagents (in practice H. or OH.) may be considered as l

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Photoelectron Transfer in Reverse Micelles: Chlorophyll Used as a Sensitizerat chlorophyll is located at the interface. The kinetic studies of chlorophyll triplet-state decay in the presence of PVS show a good fit with the Poisson’s distribution law. The photoelectron transfer rate constant and the exchange rate constant of PVS from one water-pool to another are deduced. Th

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Hydrated Electron in Reverse Micelles Used as A Structural Probeool mass in reverse micelles since the probability of electron capture and the spectroscopic properties of hydrated electron depend on the amount of the free water in the micellar pool..For the first time, a direct measurement of the probability, Po, of finding zero quencher per micelle is obtained,

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