Real-time observation of fiber network formation in molecular organogel: Supersaturation-dependent microstructure and its related rheological property

Article Abstract:

The time evolution of the gel network microstructure was investigated under various supersaturation conditions with the use of optical microscopy. The findings suggests that rheological properties can be effectively modified by tuning the microstructure topology of the gel network, thus providing a new physical insight into the formation kinetics of a molecular gel.

Science & research, TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS, Textile Mills, Research, Fibers, Rheology, Chemical properties, Fibres

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Interaction model for the adsorption of organic molecules on the silver surface

Article Abstract:

A model is presented for describing the adsorption of organic molecules on Ag surfaces, which due to its simplicity, can be used in molecular mechanics/dynamics programs. The calculations of two layers of perylene tetracarboxylic acid dianhydride (PTCDA) molecules show correct geometry when compared with experiments at room temperature.

Thermal properties, Silver compounds, Structure

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