McNamee and Kawakami were able to determine that: The adsorption of the surfactants to the particles can change when the liquid flow changes the forces between charged particles. When the charge ...

Some of the most commonly found charging mechanisms include adsorption of charged surfactants to the particle surface (for example in an emulsion stabilized by an ionic surfactant), loss of ions from ...

the surfactant molecules will quickly 'bind' themselves to the surface of the particle. This process is called adsorption and is schematically depicted in Figure 4. In general, a surfactant molecule ...

Extracellular surfactant protein B plays a critical part in surfactant homeostasis by promoting adsorption of lipid molecules into the expanding surface film and enhancing their stability during ...

The researchers delved into the adsorption mechanisms ... C–H bonds adjacent to the quaternary ammonium in the cationic surfactants could act as hydrogen bond donors, forming strong bonds ...

Preclinical studies suggest that exogenous surfactant may be of value in the treatment of the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), and two phase 2 clinical trials have shown a trend toward ...