Adsorption of Hyperbranched Arabinogalactan-Proteins from Plant Exudate at the Solid–Liquid Interface

study acoustic transmission under normal incidence when the interface undergoes steady growth : we predict a large correction to the transmission coef- ficient at low

If instead melting responds instantaneously to p, the pressure and temperature at the interface should remain on the phase equilibrium curve.. At

Here we scrutinize whether the actual structure of phospholipid monolayers in stratified layers parallel with the air/water interface, both under air and when interacting

It then turns out that, fi rst, both the Bundle Theory and the Substratum Theory face their theoretical challenges in the same — primitive — way (at least, the two challenges

Il est temps que l’Homme apprenne à protéger et en protégeant, apprenne à connaître le passé de la Terre, cette mémoire d’avant la mémoire de l’Homme qui est un

This lack of understanding is best exemplified by recent puzzling experimental observations, which include (i) ultra- long-range vdW interactions extending up to tens of nanome-

Abstract. The equilibrium structure of a monolayer formed by long polyelectrolyte chains adsorbed at the interface between a charged surface and a dilute polyelectrolyte solution

Whereas for submicellar solution, common non-ionic surfactants molecules usually undergo a diffu- sion limited adsorption, we showed that the adsorption of free surfactants from