Trends in Colloid and Interface Science V [Paperback]

Spontaneous vesicle formation by mixed surfactants.- Electrolyte dependent phase separation in aqueous mixtures of a polyelectrolyte and an ionic surfactant.- Sodium dodecylsulfate-poly(ethyleneoxide) Interactions studied by time-resolved fluorescence quenching.- Spontaneous vesicle formation from a one-component solution of a biological surfactant.- Shear-induced transitions in micellar solutions.- Mixed short-chain lecithin/long-chain lecithin aggregates studied by small-angle neutron scattering.- Polymer-like giant micelles. An invesetigation by light scattering.- Scattering studies on colloids of biological interest (Amphiphilic systems).- Electron spin echo modulation and electron spin resonance studies of sodium dodecylsulfate and dodecyltrimethylammonium bromide micellar solutions: Effect of urea addition.- Aqueous solution properties of hydrophobically associating copolymers.- On mixed surfactant systems.- A shear-induced structure transition on a micellar solution measured by time-dependent small-angle neutron scattering.- A fluorescence and phosphorescence study of AOT/H2O/alkane systems in the L2 reversed micellar phase.- Interactions between surfactants and polymers. I: HPMC.- Interactions between surfactants and polymers. II: Polyelectrolytes.- Solubilization of aprotic additives in aqueous micelles.- Aggregation of polyamphiphiles with the polar head on the main chain.- Properties of water solubilized in reversed AOT micelles from near-infrared spectra.- Shape and solvation of water-containing reversed AOT micelles from viscosity measurements.- Mixed systems of fluorinated and hydrogenated nonionic surfactants: The air/water adsorbed film and micelles.- Stretched exponential relaxation processes in viscoelastic surfactant solutions.- 3PHEX: A new surfactant purification technique.- Solubilization of electrolyte solutiions in AOT reversed micelles. Conductivity percolation and phase behavior.- Peculiar micellar solubilization of benzyl alcohol in binaryl“M