Micellar growth in salt-free aqueous solutions of a Gemini cationic surfactant: Evidence for a multimodal population of aggregates
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Auteurs : V. Weber ; T. Narayanan ; E. Mendes ; F. SchosselerSource :
- Langmuir [ 0743-7463 ] ; 2003.
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We study salt-free aqueous solutions of a cationic gemini surfactant in the concentration range between the critical micellar concentration and the onset of the semidilute regime by combining SAXS, static and dynamic light-scattering techniques. The results give strong evidence for the coexistence of small, intermediate, and very large micellar sizes in the whole range of concentration. The qualitative evolution of the different micellar populations could be followed as a function of concentration and is found in good qualitative agreement with recent cryo-TEM observations on the same system by Bernheim-Grosswasser et al.
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ET : | Micellar growth in salt-free aqueous solutions of a Gemini cationic surfactant: Evidence for a multimodal population of aggregates |
AU : | WEBER (V.); NARAYANAN (T.); MENDES (E.); SCHOSSELER (F.) |
AF : | Lab. de Dynamique Fluides Complexes UMR 7506 (CNRS-ULP)/67084 Strasbourg Cedex/France (1 aut.) |
DT : | Publication en série; Niveau analytique |
SO : | Langmuir; ISSN 0743-7463; Coden LANGD5; Etats-Unis; Da. 2003; Vol. 19; No. 4; Pp. 992-1000; Bibl. 49 Refs. |
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EA : | We study salt-free aqueous solutions of a cationic gemini surfactant in the concentration range between the critical micellar concentration and the onset of the semidilute regime by combining SAXS, static and dynamic light-scattering techniques. The results give strong evidence for the coexistence of small, intermediate, and very large micellar sizes in the whole range of concentration. The qualitative evolution of the different micellar populations could be followed as a function of concentration and is found in good qualitative agreement with recent cryo-TEM observations on the same system by Bernheim-Grosswasser et al. |
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FD : | Théorie; Concentration critique micellaire; Croissance matériau; Solution; Ion positif; Spectrométrie RX; Diffusion lumière; Microscopie électronique transmission; Modèle mathématique; Agent surface; Expérience |
ED : | Gemini cationic surfactant; Micellar growth; Small angle x ray spectroscopy; Theory; Critical micelle concentration; Growth (materials); Solutions; Positive ions; X ray spectroscopy; Light scattering; Transmission electron microscopy; Mathematical models; Surface active agents; Experiments |
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