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Interfacial behaviour of trilaurylamine and its chloride and nitrate salts at a water-organic diluent interface

TitleInterfacial behaviour of trilaurylamine and its chloride and nitrate salts at a water-organic diluent interface
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication1978
AuthorsPizzichini, Massimo, Chiarizia R., and Danesi P.R.
JournalJournal of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry
Volume40
Pagination669 - 671
Date Published1978///
Abstract

Interfacial pressure vs organic concentration curves have been obtained for the following systems: • -trilaurylamine-toluene-1N NaCl-water; • -trilaurylammonium chloride-toluene-1N HCl-water; • -trilaurylammonium nitrate-o-xylene-4N HNO3-water. The results have allowed to evaluate: • -the bulk organic concentration where saturation of the interface takes place; • -the cross sectional area of the molecules at the interface; • -the bulk organic concentration where formation of aggregates starts to take place. © 1978.
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