2010
DOI: 10.1007/s10947-010-0169-x
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13C NMR investigation of the structure of alkylammonium chloride micells in aqueous solutions

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“…30,54 The duality of the structure of spherical micelles of alkylammonium chloride is proven by us with the help of NMR. 55 We found the hysteresis during solubilization to be in two solubilization series: n-hydrocarbons − sodium dodecyl sulfate, propane − sodium alkyl sulfate. 54 The hysteresis of properties is observed in bistable systems.…”
Section: Polyamorphous Transitions and Self-organization In Aqueous S...mentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…30,54 The duality of the structure of spherical micelles of alkylammonium chloride is proven by us with the help of NMR. 55 We found the hysteresis during solubilization to be in two solubilization series: n-hydrocarbons − sodium dodecyl sulfate, propane − sodium alkyl sulfate. 54 The hysteresis of properties is observed in bistable systems.…”
Section: Polyamorphous Transitions and Self-organization In Aqueous S...mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The activation energies of the transition of methylene groups from two stable states through the unstable state are equal to 1.4 and 3.7 kJ mol –1 . These values were obtained when micellization was tested by hydrophobic probe molecules of gaseous hydrocarbons in the process of solubilization. , The duality of the structure of spherical micelles of alkylammonium chloride is proven by us with the help of NMR …”
Section: Polyamorphous Transitions and Self-organization In Aqueous S...mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Such tech nology is based on concentrating simple or complex metal ions during ion flotoextraction [18] at the first stage, with the subsequent synthesis of nanoparticles from the obtained precursors in a system of direct micelles at the second stage [19]. The flotoextraction process is not energy intensive, and it can be applied to large volumes of diluted water solutions.…”
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confidence: 99%