Aqueous Polymer - Cosolute Systems

Surfactant structure effects on binding with oppositely charged polyelectrolytes observed by fluorescence of a pyrene probe and label.- Dependence of the aggregation mode of two bidentate azo dyes in polycation/dye multilayers on the dye structure and the polycation conformation.- Counterion effect of cationic surfactants on the interaction with poly(acrylic acid).- Polyelectrolyte-induced structural changes in the isotropic phase of the sulfobetaine/ pentanol/toluene/water system.- Surfactant-polymer aggregates of mixed cationic micelles and anionic polyelectrolytes: a surfactant head group contribution.- Physicochemical investigations on the interaction of cationic cellulose ether derivatives with cationic amphiphiles in an aqueous environment.- Use of nonionic ethylene oxide surfactants as phase-transfer catalysts for poly(acrylic acid) adsorption to silica against an electrostatic repulsion.- Molecular modeling of anthracycline—DNA interaction.- Interactions between high-molecular-weight poly(ethylene oxide) and sodium dodecyl sulfate.- Diverse actions of added alkanols on the binding of dibucaine cation to an anionic polymer.- The aqueous liquid/liquid interphases formed by chitosan-anionic surfactant complexes.- Microcalorimetric evidence and rheological consequences of the salt effect on carbopol-surfactant interactions.- Swelling isotherms of surfactant-responsive polymer gels.- A comparison study between sodium decyl sulfonate and sodium decyl sulfate with respect to the interaction with poly(vinylpyrrolidone).- Influence of the polycation architecture on the oscillatoric forces of aqueous free-standing polyelectrolyte/surfactant films.- Thermodynamic analysis of serum albumin denaturation by sodium dodecyl sulfate.- The surfactant characteristics ofshort-chain lecithins analyzed through lecithin-lecithin and lecithin-biopolymer interactions.- Isothermal titration calorimetry and fluorescence spectroscopy studies of the interactions between surfactants and a phosphorylcholine-based polybetaine.

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