Colloid and Interface Science V5

Biocolloids, Polymers, Monolayers, Membranes, And General Papers

Milton Kerker

• Publisher: Academic Press
• Year: 2012
• Print ISBN:
  9780124045057
• eBook ISBN:
  9780323147125
• Topic: Physical Sciences
• Subtopic: Chemistry
• Index: Chemistry

Colloids and Interface Science, Volume V: Biocolloids, Polymers, Monolayers, Membranes, and General Papers is a collection of manuscripts presented at the International Conference on Colloids and Surfaces, held in San Juan, Puerto Rico on June 21-25, 1976. The conference is sponsored jointly by the Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry of the American Chemical Society and the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Division and the 50th Colloid and Surface Science Symposium. This volume is organized into 51 chapters that cover the subjects of biocolloids, polymers, monolayers, membranes, and general papers. Other topics discussed include the thermodynamic aspects of biocolloids; adsorption of polymers; ion-exchange behavior; optical properties of polymers; microvoid films; micellar systems; and liquid crystals. The remaining chapters explore the diffusion and sorption of simple ions, surface properties of copolymers, and adhesion of thermoplastic elastomers.

Table of contents

• Front Cover
• Colloid and Interface Science: Biocolloids, Polymers, Monolayers, Membranes, and General Papers
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• List of Contributors
• Preface
• CHAPTER 1. INTERACTION OF BLOOD PLATELETS WITH SYNTHETIC COPOLYPEPTIDE FILMS
• CHAPTER 2. INTERACTION OF POLYAMINES WITH THE SICKLING ERYTHROCYTE1
• CHAPTER 3. DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY AND THE KINETICS OF THE THERMAL DENATURATION OF DNA
• CHAPTER 4. CHARACTERIZATION OF PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE VESICLES BY QUASIELASTIC LASER LIGHT SCATTERING*
• CHAPTER 5. THERMODYNAMICS OF NATIVE P ROTE IN/FORE IGN SURFACE INTERACTIONS. II. CALORIMETRIC AND ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY STUDIES ON THE HUMAN γ-GLOBULIN/GLASS SYSTEM1
• CHAPTER 6. THE PARTIAL SPECIFIC VOLUME CHANGES INVOLVED IN THE THERMOTROPIC PHASE TRANSITIONS OF PURE AND MIXED LECITHINS.
• CHAPTER 7. A FIRST-ORDER TRANSITION IN THE ISOTROPIC PHASE OF CHOLESTERYL STEARATE
• CHAPTER 8. STEADY STATE AND NANOSECOND TIME RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE OF DANSYL n-OCTADECYL AMINE IN BILAYER LIPOSOMES
• CHAPTER 9. SELECTIVE TRANSPORT OF IONS ACROSS LIQUID MEMBRANES
• CHAPTER 10. THE NATURE OF PORES IN A PARTICULAR ASYMMETRIC ULTRAFILTRATION MEMBRANE AS DETERMINED BY MEASUREMENT OF ELECTROKINETIC PHENOMENA AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.
• CHAPTER 11. THE ATPASES ACTIVITY ON IONIC TRANSPORT IN ARTIFICIAL BIOMEMBRANES
• CHAPTER 12. INTERACTIONS OF A PHYSICAL MODEL OF THE MEMBRANE/CYTOPLASM INTERFACE WITH COCARCINOGENS
• CHAPTER 13. HINDERED DIFFUSION OF MACROMOLECULES IN TRACK-ETCHED MEMBRANES
• CHAPTER 14. A SEDIMENTATION TECHNIQUE FOR THE STUDY OF DEMINERALIZATION AND REMINERALIZATION OF HARD TISSUES IN VITRO
• CHAPTER 15. CHEMILUMINESCENT AUTOXIDATION OF UNSATURATED FATTY ACID FILMS. LINOLENIC ACID AND DOCOSAHEXENOIC ACID ON SILICA GEL.
• CHAPTER 16. WATER VAPOR SORPTION OF THE SUBUNITS OF α-CRYSTALLIN AND THEIR COMPLEXES
• CHAPTER 17. INTERACTION BETWEEN LIGNOSULPHONATES AND SIMPLE METAL IONS
• CHAPTER 18. INTERACTION OF MONOLAYERS OF POLYVINYLPYRROLIDONE-POLYVINYL ACETATE GRAFT COPOLYMERS WITH P-HYDROXYBENZOIC ACID DERIVATIVES
• CHAPTER 19. THE ELASTICITIES OF ALBUMIN MONOLAYERS*
• CHAPTER 20. INTERACTIONS OF ALKALI HALIDES WITH INSOLUBLE FILMS OF FATTY AMINES AND ACIDS
• CHAPTER 21. MONOLAYER AT THE AIR/WATER INTERFACE VS OIL/WATER INTERFACE AS A BILAYER MEMBRANE MODEL
• CHAPTER 22. VERY LOW-ANGLE LIGHT SCATTERING: A CHARACTERIZATION METHOD FOR HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT DNA
• CHAPTER 23. MECHANISMS OF PROTEIN STABILIZATION AND DESTABILIZATION BY SOLVENT COMPONENTS
• CHAPTER 24. A STUDY OF LIPID-PROTEIN BINDING BY ELECTROPHORETIC LASER DOPPLER SPECTROSCOPY
• CHAPTER 25. THERMODYNAMICS OF THE LIPID BILAYER PHASE TRANSITION
• CHAPTER 26. THE EFFECT OF POLYMERS ON ELECTROLYTE TRANSPORT ACROSS INTERFACES
• CHAPTER 27. PRECIPITATION OF SODIUM CASEINATE WITH DEXTRAN SULFATES, SODIUM-DODECYL SULFATE, SODIUM-DODECYL SULFONATE AND LIGNIN SULFONATE
• CHAPTER 28. THERMODYNAMICS OF THE VOLTA EFFECT FOR SURFACE FILMS
• CHAPTER 29. COION INTERACTIONS WITH POLYELECTROLYTES BY SELF-DIFFUSION MEASUREMENTS
• CHAPTER 30. ADSORPTION OF PROTEINS AT SURFACES
• CHAPTER 31. MONOMOLECULAR FILM STUDIES OF ACETYLATED CARBOHYDRATE POLYMERS AND OLIGOMERS
• CHAPTER 32. THE SVEDBERG AND THE REALITY OF MOLECULES
• CHAPTER 33. IRREVERSIBILITY IN RARE EARTH ION-EXCHANGE OF THE SYNTHETIC ZEOLITES X AND Y
• CHAPTER 34. DETECTION OF THE PHYSICAL AGING OF TRIGLYCERIDES
• CHAPTER 35. OPTICAL SCATTERING OF SMALL GOLD PARTICLES IN POLYESTER MATRIX. I. EXPERIMENT
• CHAPTER 36. SCATTERING CROSS SECTION MEASUREMENTS OF RAYLEIGH-GANS SCATTERERS FROM DEPOLARIZED INTENSITY OF DOUBLY SCATTERED LIGHT
• CHAPTER 37. POLARIZATION DEPENDENCE OF EXTINCTION CROSS–SECTIONS FOR ABSORBING AND NON ABSORBING NON–SIHERICAI PARTICLES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
• CHAPTER 38. MODEL MICROVOID FILMS
• CHAPTER 39. EFFECT OF AN IMPURITY ON THE CRITICAL POINT OF A BINARY LIQUID SYSTEM AS A SURFACE PHENOMENON
• CHAPTER 40. COLLOIDAL PYRITE GROWTH IN COAL
• CHAPTER 41. USE OF MICELLAR SYSTEMS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRYTHEIR APPLICATION TO THE SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SULFITE ION WITH ACTIVATED AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
• CHAPTER 42. RECOVERY OF CRYSTALLINITY IN GROUND CALCITE*
• CHAPTER 43. THE SURFACE STATE OF THERMOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTALS
• CHAPTER 44. TRANSPORT OF LIQUIDS THROUGH CELLULOSE MEMBRANES
• CHAPTER 45. MICRDEMULSIONS AND MICELLAR SOLUTIONS
• CHAPTER 46. THE SCATTERING OF LIGHT BY HOLLOW SPHERES
• CHAPTER 47. DIFFUSION AND SORPTION OF SIMPLE IONS IN CELLUSOSE ACETATE - SEMIPERMEABILITY
• CHAPTER 48. ELLIPSOMETRIC INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ADSORPTION OF POLY(VINYL ALCOHOL) ON SILICA OBTAINED BY THERMAL OXIDATION OF SILICON
• CHAPTER 49. SURFACE PROPERTIES AND CLAYS IN THE EARTH SCIENCES
• CHAPTER 50. SURFACE PROPERTIES OF SILOXANE BLOCK COPOLYMERS
• CHAPTER 51. ADHESION OF THERMOPLASTIC ELASTOMERS