Negative surface viscosities in fluid-fluid interfaces with adsorbed insoluble surfactants
Recent measurements of the surface viscoelasticity of liquid surfaces with adsorbed surfactant using surface light scattering have yielded negative dilational viscosities (ε’ < 0). In this paper, we present a physical explanation for this phenomenon by constructing a molecularly based theory for...
Main Author: | Buzza, D.M.A. |
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Format: | Article |
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Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
1999
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