Colloidal Surfactants

PrefaceChapter One. The Formation of Micelles I. An Outline of the Behavior of Surface Active Agents in Solution II. Methods of Measuring the Critical Micelle Concentration 9 III. The Size and Shape of Micelles IV. The Theory of Micelle Formation V. The Effect of Molecular Type on the Critical Micelle Concentration VI. The Effects of Additives and Salts on the Critical Micelle Concentration VII. Surface Activity VIII. The Formation of Micelles in Nonaqueous Solution ReferencesChaoter Two. Physicochemical Studies in Aqueous Solutions of Nonionic Surface Active Agents I. Introduction II. Critical Micelle Concentration III. Micellar Weight IV. Temperature Dependence of Critical Micelle Concentration and Micellar Weight V. Clouding VI. Interaction with Other Substances VII. Other Physicochemical Properties VIII. Purification and Chromatography IX. Analysis ReferencesChapter Three. Adsorption I. Introduction II. Adsorption at the Solution-Air and Solution-Oil Interfaces III. Adsorption at the Solution-Mercury Interface IV. Adsorption at the Solution-Solid Interface V. Interaction of Paraffin Chain Electrolytes with Colloids ReferencesChapter Four. Monomolecular Layers I. Introduction II. General Aspects of Monolayers III. Experimental Techniques IV. Monolayer Studies of Surface Active Agents V. Surface Activity of Protein VI. Surface Activity of Synthetic Polymers VII. Interaction at Interface VIII. Equation of State of Ionized Monolayers ReferencesAuthor IndexSubject Index