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Ionic surfactants alter virus surface properties and electrostatic interactions in aqueous systems. [PDF]
Loey M, Da Hora GCA, Weidhaas J.
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Tweaking Polybia-MP1: How a Lysine-Histidine Swap Redefines Its Surface Properties. [PDF]
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Tuning Titanium Surface Properties via μPPEO for Improved Osseointegration and Cell Adhesion. [PDF]
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The surface properties of bornite
Mineralogical Magazine, 1987AbstractThe surfaces of fresh and tarnished (through exposure to the atmosphere) bornite have been studied by measurement of reflectance and quantitative colour parameters in the visible region, X-ray photoelectron and Auger electron spectroscopy, and conversion electron Mössbauer spectroscopy. The results of these studies, in combination with those of
Vaughan, D. J. +2 more
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Surface defects and their influence on surface properties
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2013Surface defects have a profound influence on many attributes of materials, therefore experimental techniques and specific studies focused on their controlled generation and properties are mandatory. We have carried out a thorough study of the role of surface defects on a variety of physico-chemical properties of metals and oxides, using different ...
Rodríguez De La Fuente, Óscar +5 more
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Surface Properties of Polysaccharides
2014Polysaccharides are used in a wide range of applications across the medical, food, and material science spheres. Their applicability is in part a consequence of their specific surface properties and the nature of their interactions at interfaces.
Wang, Y., Dykes, Gary
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Nanostructures for Surface Functionalization and Surface Properties
2012Modification and functionalization of substrates can lead to the presence at materials surfaces of molecular nanostructures. Their 2D packing and chemical functionalities may impart to surfaces particular properties that can be very different from the pristine ones.
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Surface Properties and Surface Contact
1991Tribology is defined as ‘the science and technology of interacting surfaces in relative motion and of related subjects and practices’. Therefore, if we are to understand tribological processes, we must understand how surfaces interact when they are loaded together, and it is the primary purpose of this chapter to develop such an understanding.
R. D. Arnell +3 more
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