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Unimer-micelle coexistence

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Research has been conducted on the dynamic and static light scattering and viscosity measurements of a polystyrene (PS)-block-poly(methyl methacrylate) of high molecular weight. Experiments demonstrate that the micelle structure is represented by the soft-core/Gaussian chain shell model.

Japan, Block copolymers

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Microstructure studies of primary amine N1923/n-heptane/alcohol/water reverse micelles

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Dilution method and FT-IR spectroscopic and TEM techniques have been used to investigate microstructural characteristics of amine N1923/n-heptane/alcohol/water reverse micelles. Experiments demonstrate that the reverse micelle droplet core is composed of bound water and bulk water.

China, Amines

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Micellization of model macromolecular sufactants as studied by static light scattering

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Research is presented describing the use of static light scattering to study the micellization of macromolecular surfactants.

Observations, Macromolecules, Light scattering

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