“…The surface active components of lung surfactant have very low CMCs and they adsorb at the interface, not as single molecules diffusing from the subsurface, but as vesicles that interact with the interface in a coalescence resembling process, with its own activation energy [41]. However, according to Kazakov et al [42] the asymptotic equations of adsorption kinetic theories can still be used to analyse dynamic tensiograms obtained for multi-component liquids, as they have been modified for extremely long surface lifetimes. In this case the asymptotic equations of adsorption kinetic theory need to be modified using the so-called Joos-Hansen equation [37,38,43].…”