Surfactants and Interfacial Phenomena¶
Rosen, M. J., & Kunjappu, J. T. (2012). Surfactants and Interfacial Phenomena. Wiley.
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- Interfacial Energy
- The surfactant-class agent is the surfactant molecule, which adsorbs at the interface and lowers \(\gamma\), reducing the per-area cost and thereby making the finely-divided (many-small-droplet) configuration thermodynamically tolerable rather than something the system rushes to collapse.
This sourceStandard reference on how surfactants adsorb at interfaces and lower interfacial free energy, stabilizing finely-divided emulsions against coalescence.
- The surfactant-class agent is the surfactant molecule, which adsorbs at the interface and lowers \(\gamma\), reducing the per-area cost and thereby making the finely-divided (many-small-droplet) configuration thermodynamically tolerable rather than something the system rushes to collapse.
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