EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUOROCARBON-MODIFIED POLYACRYLAMIDE/SURFACTANT AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*

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EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUOROCARBON-MODIFIED POLYACRYLAMIDE/SURFACTANT AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*

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- EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUOROCARBON-MODIFIED POLYACRYLAMIDE/SURFACTANT AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*
- Vol. 21, Issue 3, Pages: 297-302(2003)
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EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUOROCARBON-MODIFIED POLYACRYLAMIDE/SURFACTANT AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*[J]. 2003, 21(3): 297-302.
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EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUOROCARBON-MODIFIED POLYACRYLAMIDE/SURFACTANT AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*[J]. 2003, 21(3): 297-302. DOI：

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The interaction between surfactants and fluorocarbon-modified polyacrylamide (FC-PAM) in aqueous solutionswas evaluated by rheological means and fluorescence spectroscopy and was found to be strong regardless of the surfactant'snature. Two representative surfactants

anionic sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) and nonionic Triton X-100

were used. The origin of the interaction and its dependence on the surfactant concentration were discussed.

Abstract

anionic sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) and nonionic Triton X-100

were used. The origin of the interaction and its dependence on the surfactant concentration were discussed.

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