| 1 - 20 |
On the adsorption/oxidation of hydrogen sulfide on activated carbons at ambient temperatures
Bandosz TJ |
| 21 - 28 |
A silicate gel for promoting deposition of lipid bilayers
Melzak KA, Gizeli E |
| 29 - 33 |
Dependence of the adsorption of polymer mixtures from solution on the amount of an adsorbent
Lipatov Y, Todosijchuk T, Chornaya V, Menzheres G |
| 34 - 39 |
Adsorption properties of iodine-doped activated carbon fiber
Yang CM, Kaneko K |
| 40 - 47 |
Protein adsorption on supported phospholipid bilayers
Glasmastar K, Larsson C, Hook F, Kasemo B |
| 48 - 59 |
Preparation and properties of starch-based colloidal microgels
Dziechciarek Y, van Soest JJG, Philipse AP |
| 60 - 69 |
Interfacial interactions of hydrophobic peptides with lipid bilayers
Reig F, Haro I, Polo D, Egea MA, Alsina MA |
| 70 - 77 |
Effect of electrostatic interaction on the adsorption of globular proteins on octacalcium phosphate crystal film
Lee WK, Ko JS, Kim HM |
| 78 - 84 |
Sonochemical synthesis of cerium oxide nanoparticles - Effect of additives and quantum size effect
Yin LX, Wang YQ, Pang GS, Koltypin Y, Gedanken A |
| 85 - 91 |
Change in particle size distribution of fractal agglomerates during Brownian coagulation in the free-molecule regime
Park SH, Lee KW |
| 92 - 99 |
Silver-palladium nanodispersions in silicate matrices: Highly uniform, stable, bimetallic structures
D'Souza L, Bera P, Sampath S |
| 100 - 104 |
The liquid flow force on a particle in the bubble-particle interaction in flotation
Nguyen AV, Evans GM |
| 105 - 111 |
The influence of cold treatment on properties of temperature-sensitive poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) hydrogels
Zhang XZ, Yang YY, Chung TS |
| 112 - 121 |
A 2D electrohydrodynamic model for electrorotation of fluid drops
Feng JQ |
| 122 - 128 |
Luminescent properties of tris(2,2'-bipyridine)ruthenium(II) in sol-gel-processed dip-coated thin films
Lopez S, Senz A, Gsponer HE |
| 129 - 134 |
Influence of drying procedure on the mesoporosity and surface fractal dimensions of silica xerogels prepared with different agitation methods
Huang WL, Cui SH, Liang KM, Gu SR, Yuan ZF |
| 135 - 149 |
Ink-bottle effect in mercury intrusion porosimetry of cement-based materials
Moro F, Bohni H |
| 150 - 156 |
A comparison of electrochemical and electrokinetic parameters determined for cellophane membranes in contact with NaCl and NaNO3 solutions
Canas A, Ariza MJ, Benavente J |
| 157 - 163 |
Comparison of polysulfone and ceramic membranes for the separation of phenol in micellar-enhanced ultrafiltration
Sabate J, Pujola M, Llorens J |
| 164 - 174 |
Deintercalation of hydrazine-intercalated kaolinite in dry and moist air
Frost RL, Kristof J, Kloprogge JT, Horvath E |
| 175 - 181 |
Alkanediyl-alpha,omega-bis(dimethylalkylammonium bromide) surfactants - 9. Effect of the spacer carbon number and temperature on the enthalpy of micellization
Grosmaire L, Chorro M, Chorro C, Partyka S, Zana R |
| 182 - 190 |
Alkanediyi-alpha,omega-bis(dimethylalkylammonium bromide) surfactants - 10. Behavior in aqueous solution at concentrations below the critical micellization concentration: An electrical conductivity study
Zana R |
| 191 - 202 |
Interaction between a novel gemini surfactant and cyclodextrin: NMR and surface tension studies
Abrahmsen-Alami S, Alami E, Eastoe J, Cosgrove T |
| 203 - 213 |
Dynamics of capillary imbibition when surfactant, polymer, and hot water are used as aqueous phase for oil recovery
Babadagli T |
| 214 - 221 |
Stability of polycarbonate and polystyrene surfaces after hydrophilization with high intensity oxygen RF plasma
Larsson A, Derand H |
