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Three Component Ionic Microemulsions

Angel, L.R.
Evans, D.F.
Ninham, B.
1983
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Three Component Ionic Microemulsions

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1983

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Necessary design features of microemulsions formed from cationic surfactant without any requirement for cosurfactant are illustrated by a study of microemulsions formed from didodecyldimethylammonium bromide in various oils. Ease of purification, preparation and manipulation give this and related systems a considerable advantage over conventional systems in enhancing our understanding of microemulsions and emulsion behavior.

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Angel, L.R.; Evans, D.F.; Ninham, B.. (1983). Three Component Ionic Microemulsions. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/1764.

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