Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system

The dialysis of micellar and vesicular systems, through a cellulose acetate membrane permeable only to monomer surfactant, has been investigated for the system sodium decanoate/decanoic acid as a function of pH, in pH regions where micelles (pH 9) or vesicles (pH 7.5) are present. The results provid...

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Main Authors: K., Morigaki, P., Walde, Misran, M., H., Robinson B.
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spelling my.um.eprints.68622017-08-08T04:35:39Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/6862/ Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system K., Morigaki P., Walde Misran, M. H., Robinson B. QD Chemistry The dialysis of micellar and vesicular systems, through a cellulose acetate membrane permeable only to monomer surfactant, has been investigated for the system sodium decanoate/decanoic acid as a function of pH, in pH regions where micelles (pH 9) or vesicles (pH 7.5) are present. The results provide data that are helpful in establishing the thermodynamic state of the systems and the interplay of the relevant equilibrium and kinetic considerations. Additionally, the kinetics of spontaneous formation and destruction of vesicles when subjected to a pH-jump perturbation have been studied. Changes are rapid, taking place over a time scale of a few seconds. 2003 Article PeerReviewed K., Morigaki and P., Walde and Misran, M. and H., Robinson B. (2003) Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system. Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 213 (1). pp. 37-44. ISSN 0927-7757 10.1016/S0927-7757(02)00336-9
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topic QD Chemistry
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K., Morigaki
P., Walde
Misran, M.
H., Robinson B.
Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
description The dialysis of micellar and vesicular systems, through a cellulose acetate membrane permeable only to monomer surfactant, has been investigated for the system sodium decanoate/decanoic acid as a function of pH, in pH regions where micelles (pH 9) or vesicles (pH 7.5) are present. The results provide data that are helpful in establishing the thermodynamic state of the systems and the interplay of the relevant equilibrium and kinetic considerations. Additionally, the kinetics of spontaneous formation and destruction of vesicles when subjected to a pH-jump perturbation have been studied. Changes are rapid, taking place over a time scale of a few seconds.
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author K., Morigaki
P., Walde
Misran, M.
H., Robinson B.
author_facet K., Morigaki
P., Walde
Misran, M.
H., Robinson B.
author_sort K., Morigaki
title Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
title_short Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
title_full Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
title_fullStr Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
title_full_unstemmed Thermodynamic and kinetic stability. Properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
title_sort thermodynamic and kinetic stability. properties of micelles and vesicles formed by the decanoic acid/decanoate system
publishDate 2003
url http://eprints.um.edu.my/6862/
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