Structure and Flow in Surfactant Solutions

Covers the rheology of surfactant solutions, from theoretical models to practical industrial applications of these systems. Discusses a wide range of surfactant structures, including entangled worm-like micelles; spontaneous vesicle systems with yield stresses; lamellar, hexagonal, and cubic liquid crystalline phases; and polymer-micelle complexes. Includes coverage of cryo-TEM, SANS, SAXS, light scattering, time-resolved fluorescence quenching, NMR, rheo-optical techniques, and optical probe diffusion methods used to study the link between structure and rheology.Herb, Craig A. is the author of 'Structure and Flow in Surfactant Solutions', published 1994 under ISBN 9780841230545 and ISBN 0841230544.