UK Colloids 2011 : an international colloid and surface science symposium
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UK Colloids 2011 : an international colloid and surface science symposium
（Progress in colloid & polymer science, v. 139）
Springer, c2012
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Kobe Shoin Women's University Library / Kobe Shoin Women's College Library
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"Colloids 2011 ... held in the UK ... took place in Canary Wharf, London, from July 4th to 6th 2011."--Pref
Formerly CIP Uk
Includes bibliographical references and index
Also published electronically
Description and Table of Contents
Description
UK Colloids 2011 - the first multi-day conference on the topic of colloid science held in the UK for many years, jointly organized by the RSC Colloid and Interface Science Group and the SCI Colloid and Surface Science Group. The conference had over 250 delegates, from all across the world - good representation from Japan, China, Australia, USA, France, Germany, Holland, Sweden, Spain, Poland, Georgia - as well as a substantial number of UK based researchers.
This Special Issue of "Progress in Colloid and Polymer Science" collects together a selection of 20 papers, mostly presented during the Conference. The papers included cover the wide variety of topics from fundamentals in colloid and interface science to industrial applications. The current Special Issue also reflects the international character of the Conference.
Table of Contents
From the Contents: Spreading and Evaporation of Surfactant Solution Droplets.- Novel membrane emulsification method of producing highly uniform silica particles using inexpensive silica sources.- Dynamic phenomena in complex (colloidal) plasmas.- Pretreatment of Used Cooking Oil for the Preparation of Biodiesel using Heterogeneous Catalysis.- Spironolactone-loaded liposomes produced using a membrane contactor method: An improvement of the ethanol injection technique.- The multiple emulsion entrapping active agent produced via one-step preparation method in the liquid-liquid helical flow for drug release study and modeling.- Insights into catanionic vesicles thermal transition by NMR spectroscopy.
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