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Acidity constant, 35 Coagulation, 146 determination of dibasic acid, 36 Coagulation , 146 determination of monobasic acid, 35 particles, stability of, 136-148 Activity coefficient, 31, 135, 192 Competitive inhibitor, 207 Adsorption at interface, 156-164 Conformation of polymer, 242 Adsorption isotherm, 234, 244 Cooperative binding, 237, 239, 245 Aggregation number of Critical demicellization concentration, 190; see determination also Demicellization photochemical dynamic method, 219 Critical ftocculation concentration, 146 photochemical static method, 215 Critical micellar temperature (CMT), 115 , 39 Critical micelle concentration (CMC), 47-55 thermodynamics, 67 contribution factors, 50 turbidity, 109 definition, 47 effect on solubility, 43 demice1lization, 190 pressure effect on, no effect of charge separation of counterion, 1,1' -(l,(s)-alkanediyl)bispyridinium ion, 120 120-121 n-AIkylsulfonic acids, 178, 184, 222 monomeric fraction, 52 , 7 postmicellar transition, 68 Amphiphilic pressure effect, 88 binding to polymer, 239 second CMC, 68 binding to protein, 243 temperature effect, 86 Ausscheidungstemperatur, 114 Critical pressure, 87, 89 Critical solution temperature, 115 Benzophenone, 212 Binding isotherm, 234-239 Debye-Hiicke1 theory, 131-136 Boltzmann equation, 132 Demicellization, 190 Denaturant, 233 CD spectrum of polymer, 241 Denaturation of protein, 244 Chemical potential , 7, 13 solute, 28 Diffuse layer, 136 , 27 Dispersing agent, 7, 13 standard state, 30, 31, 32, 71 Dissociation constant, 35 Circular dichroism, 243 Dissolution, 25; see also Heat of Cloud point, 86 Dividing surface, 156

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Derjaguin-Landau-Verwey-Overbeek -lipophile balance (HLB) (Cont.) (D.L.Y.O.) theory, 145-147 HLB value, 8 polyoxyethylene (Igepal type), 11 Electric double layer, 136 relationship between HLB and solubility Electric potential, 136 parameter, 14 Electric potential energy, 140 sorbitan monoester, 9 Electroneutrality condition Hydrophobic bond, 84 interface, 139 Hydrophobic hydration, 84 solution, 49, 132 Hydrophobic interaction, 84 surface excess, 163 Electron transfer reaction, 223, 225 Iceberg , 84 Emulsifier, 7, 13 Impurities, 15 Inhibition constant, 207 oil in water (OIW), 8, 13 Inhibitors, 206 water in oil (W/O), 8, 13 Interaction between amphiphiles and polymers, Enzymatic reactions, 197-200 233-248 , 197 Interaction parameter, 187; see also Interchange Enzyme-substrate complex, 197-199 energy Euler's theorem, 26, 35, 98 Interchange energy, 29 Excimer, 220 Interface, 149 Interfacial energy, 158 Foam fractionation, 19 Interfacial entropy, 158 Foaming agent, 7 Interfacial excess, 156 Fundamental processes for thermodynamical Interfacial layer, 150 equilibria, 2 Interfacial tension, 149-155 Invertase, 197 Gaussian distribution, 202 Ion atmosphere, 134 Gibbs adsorption, 159, 160 Ionic strength, 135 Gibbs dividing surface, 159 Gibbs-Duhem equation Krafft effect, 114 ensemble of small systems, 99 Krafft point, 113; see also Micelle temperature homogeneous phase, 157 range, 113 interface, 155 small system, 101 Langmuir equation for binding or adsorption, solution, 27 234, 236, 243 surface adsorption, 159 Laplace pressure, 3, 155, 179 Lattice theory of solution, 28-31 Hamaker constant, 145 Hansen's two dividing planes, 160, 161 Maximum additive concentration (MAC), 168 Heat of dissolution Mean molar quantity, 26; see also Mixing differential, 35 Micelle integral, 35 catalytic effect, 195, 200-206, 222 Helmholtz free energy, 30, 70 counterion binding, 57, 61, 108 Henry's law, 28 molecular weight, 73; see also Aggregation Hexadecyl trimethylammonium chloride number of micelle (CfAC), 205, 221 shape and structure, 44 Hydrophile-lipophile balance (HLB), 8-15 shape transition, 69 additivity, 9 size distribution, 66-74, 103-107, III fatty acid ester (1\veen type), 11 Micelle formation, 41-90 group number, 13 critical concentration, 47 Index 251

Micelle formation (COllI.) Phase rule (Coot.) enthalpy change, 60, 85 small systems, 100 entropy change, 60, 85, 108 solubilization, 168, 169 kinetics, 74-83 Phenothiazines, 172, 173, 176, 178, 223-225 mass action model, 2, 41 Photochemistry in micellar system, 211-230 micellization constant, 43, 59, 104 CMC determination, 211 monodisperse, 50, 53 fluorescence decay, 216, 220 model, 2, 41 photo-redox reaction, 222-230 polydisperse, 54 Poisson-Boltzmann equation, 63, 132, 137 pressure effect, 83, 110 Poisson distribution temperature effect, 83 micellar size, 67 thennodynanrics, 56 oxyetbylene units in nonionic , 20- thennodynanric variables, 59, 107 22 three parameters, 56 photochemical probes among , 215 volume change, 60, 87, 108 reactants among micelles, 201-202 Micelle temperature range (MTR), 113-128 solubilizates among micelles, 173-175 additive's effect, 125 Polarity index, 13 definition, 119 Polarity parameter, 212 homologous , 124 Probe molecules, 212 irregularity of carbon number, 124 pyrene, 212, 213, 221 physicochemical meaning, 115-123 pressure effect, 122 Quenching decay, 216 shift, 119, 125-128 two-surfactant system, 117 Radius of the ionic atmosphere, 134 Michaelis constant, 198 Raoult's law, 184 Michaelis-Menten equation, 198 Regular solution, 31 Mixed micelle, 183-193 Relative adsorption, 157 demicellization, 189 Relaxation process, 74; see also Micelle multicomponent system, 191-193 formation, kinetics partial , 189 two-component system, 185-188 Scatchard equation for binding, 234 Mixing Scbulze-Hardy rule, 147 mean molar function Senunalbumins, 234 enthalpy, 31 Sodium dodecyl sulfate, 16, 19, 82, 173 entropy, 31 Sodium tetradecyl sulfate, 18, 42 free energy, 31 Sodium hexadecyl sulfate, 240 volume, 31 Solubility, 33-35 tbennodynamics, 26-28 temperature effect on, 43 of weak acids, 35-39 Nikko Chemicals Inc., 22 Solubility parameter, 15, 32 Solubilization, 167-180 Optical rotary dispersion, 243 of 4-n-alkylbenzoic acids, 4 definition, 167 Partial molar quantity, 26 influencing factors, 177 Phase rule location of solubilizate, 179 dissolution, 55 solubilization constants, 3, 169 interface, 157 solubilizer, 13 micelle fonnation, 42, 49 Solvent polarity parameter, 212, 214 micelle temperature range (MTR), 115 Stepwise association mixing, 28 of monomers to micelle, 75 252 Index

Stepwise association (Cont.) Surface-active agents (surfactants) (Cont.) of reactants to micelle, 200 purification, 15-22 of solubi1izates to micelle, 169 Surface excess, 156 of surfactants to polymer, 235 Surface of tension, 150-155 Stern layer, 148 Subdivision energy, 98 Thermodynamics Subdivision potential, 98 adsorption, 156-162 Surface-active agents (surfactants) dissolution, 33-35 aWKxption, 149, 163-64 -micelle formation, 56-61 amphoteric, 11 mixing, 26-28 anionic, 8 small systems, 97-112 binding to polymer, 239-243 solubilization, 169-173 binding to protein, 243-246 cationic, 9 Van der Waals-London force, 143 classification, 7-8 effect of homolog, 16 agent, 7, 13 nonionic, 10