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Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects 160 (1999) 331—332 Contents of Volume 160 Vol. 160 No. 1 Preface ie, Os MD RIS I kak Sg ako. a caer oak aeo e a oe wee ee ea a as 6 tues w rete e tae _ Effect of l-alcohols on micelle formation and protein folding Se em aS”, SR re ree ee ee ee ar rer es ee 3 Study of the growth of ZnS nanoparticles in water/AOT/n-heptane microemulsions by UV-absorption spectroscopy P. Comen, 06, Goormeeis we V1. Eaverl Ce, TER oc cc et eee eee anees y Formation of reverse hexagonal phase in water-polyoxyethylene oleyl ether system H. Kunieda, Y. Yamaguchi, K. Ozawa (Yokohama, Japan) and M. Suzuki (Amagasaki, Japan)............. 15 Microemulsions and emulsions in DDAB/W/oil systems M. Olla, M. Monduzzi (Monserrato, Italy) and L. Ambrosone (Campobasso, Italy) .................04. 23 Binding of surfactants onto polymers: a kinetic model i i IE RG a es Sea e ca a as eg eum a ea i eS Stag 37 Counterion effect on the phase behavior of perfluoropolyether carboxylates: micelles and liquid crystals in water F. Caboi (Monserrato-Cagliari, Italy), A. Chittofrati, P. Lazzari (Milano, Italy) and M. Monduzzi (Monserrato-Cagliari, 2s ROS Se OOo ee Se. ee Oe OE See et OR eS SO ee ee Se eR Se SE 8 ee eee OE ee eS ee eee Se ee eS Se Ue Se IS a’ a Sov Marth nb Ae RD el ak ea See Sak de a lee ek a carte a a ee ir ee eee 57 Vol. 160 No. 2 Preface na ye ee ee eee ee a eS ee eer es ee aie ee ee ea ee 59 Concepts of Rehbinder’s school and modern theories of spreading B.D. Summ (Moscow, Russia) and V.M. Samsonov (Tver, Russia) ......00.0 .eee. ee.e e.ee .ee ene 63 Thermodynamics of dispergation: development of Rehbinder’s ideas pe TTT LCL ET OWES REECE CEE TE TACT CRE TCT Te 79 Development of the Rehbinder’s concept on structure-mechanical barrier in stability of dispersions stabilized with proteins V.N. Izmailova, G.P. Yampolskaya and Z.D. Tulovskaya (Moscow, Russia)... 2... 0... 2 eee eee ee ees 89 Rehbinder’s predictions and advances in mechanochemistry EE ee oe ee ee er ee es ee ee ere 107 Investigation of the microdrop surface tension and the linear tension of the wetting perimeter on the basis of similarity concepts and the thermodynamic perturbation theory V.M. Samsonov, L.M. Shcherbakov, A.R. Novoselov and A.V. Lebedev (Tver, Russia). ...............0.. 117 New X-ray method for investigation of mass transport in disperse porous systems G.M. Plavnik, T.P. Purjaeva and G.N. Chrustaleva (Moskow, Russia)... .. 2... 0.000. 123 Molecular interaction of disk-shaped colloidal particles ee I I, i. od Ble ere 4 6s abd. w KO 8 88 + 9 6 OM OO) 66. 0 ee oe ee O84 129 Effect of soil electroosmotic flow enhancement by chelating reagents K. Popov (Moscow, Russia), V. Yachmenev (New Orleans, USA), A. Kolosov and N. Shabanova (Moscow, Russia). 135 Water influence on the surfactant adsorption on TiO, 1.A. Polunina, A.A. Isirikyan, K.E. Polounine and S.S. Mikhailova (Moscow, Russia)... ... 6... 6.0042ee s 141 Reversible and irreversible evincing of Rehbinder effect in polymer systems Y.P. Ageev, M.A. Golub and N.N. Matushkina (Moscow, Russian Federation). ..........-..552555054s 147 The Rehbinder effect for fiber/polymer adhesive joints Y.A. Gorbatkina and V.G. Ivanova-Mumjieva (Moscow, Russia)... 1... 6... ee ee ee ee ee es 155 Investigation of residual internal stresses of the I and II modes in cement-hardening structures L.M. Rybakova, E.A. Amelina, L.I. Kuksenova and E.D. Shchukin (Moscow, Russia)... ............+45: 163 Aggregate structure and percolation properties of metal-filled polymer films me ee Ee ee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee 171 332 Volume contents Vol. 160 No. 3 The interactions of saturated fatty acids at the dodecane/water interface and their sodium salts at the air/water interface W. Zwierzykowski and D. Konopacka-Lyskawa (Gdafisk, Poland) ........0..0.00. ..e e.en s 183 Effect of polymer adsorption on PEO-coated latex particles during salt-induced aggregation A. Di Biasio (Camerino, Italy), F. Bordi and C. Cametti (Roma, Italy)... .......2..0. 00. 0..00.00000 . 189 The effects of cis—trans configuration of cyclohexane multi-carboxylic acids on colloidal forces in dispersions: steric, hydrophobic and bridging A.V.M. Chandramalar, Y.Y. Lim (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) and Y.K. Leong (Singapore, Singapore).......... 199 Removal of heavy metal ions from aqueous solutions by alkaline-earth metal phosphates I.L. Shashkova, A.I. Rat’ko and N.V. Kitikova (Minsk, Belarus) .......0.0.000. e.e e.ee .ee .eee ee 207 Dissolution of the barite (001) surface by the chelating agent DTPA as studied with non-contact atomic force microscopy K.-S. Wang, R. Resch, K. Dunn (Los Angeles, CA, USA), P. Shuler, Y. Tang (La Habra, CA, USA), B.E. Koel and T. EE Ee eee ee eae ee ee re are eee ee eee 217 Solution behaviour of a formate capped surfactant—the oxidation product of an alcohol ethoxylate I. Blute, M. Svensson, K. Holmberg (Stockholm, Sweden), M. Bergh and A.-T. Karlberg (Solna, Sweden)....... 229 Titration microcalorimetry of poly(vinylpyrrolidone) and sodium dodecylbenzenesulphonate in aqueous solutions L.H. Torn, A. de Keizer, L.K. Koopal and J. Lyklema (Wageningen, The Netherlands).................. 237 Sorption of 2-naphthol and copper ions by cationic surfactant-adsorbed laponite K. Esumi, K. Yoshida, K. Torigoe (Tokyo, Japan) and Y. Koide (Kumamoto, Japan). .................. 247 Surface characterization of silica-supported cobalt oxide catalysts G.A.H. Mekhemer, H.M.M. Abd-Allah and S.A.A. Mansour (El-Minia, Egypt)................2.000084 251 Linear sweep voltammetry of 9-B-D-ribofuranosyluric acid 5’-monophosphate in aqueous and micellar media nS cos eras ar aly ad sas pbb a 6 bee o 6 Oo) 8 08 bhe k ee eee 261 In situ AFM study of sorbed humic acid colloids at different pH M. Plaschke, J. Romer, R. Klenze and J.I. Kim (Karlsruhe, Germany)................0040.2s2 0e e0e e 269 Synthesis of spherical nanoparticles of Cu,L,0, (L = Ho, Er) from W/O microemulsions F. Porta, C. Bifulco, P. Fermo, C.L. Bianchi, M. Fadoni and L. Prati (Milan, Italy).................... 281 Blocking and ripening of colloids in porous media and their implications for bacterial transport T.A. Camesano, K.M. Unice and B.E. Logan (University Park, PA, USA). ...............20222 2e0ee e 291 309 321 325 eee A as Behe en 6 ee pe ah boll woul oS bo 8 oe & Oe a we Pee oe 64. 08 ao oO 327 I OD ie. ca. une a ghd koe a a OE EE BO eke 6a © ob OS Oe OOK Oe ha ERA 329 Sg ee ee ak ae ee a a ee © eae a eS oR ee alee 331