Transformation relationships among monomers, micelles, metastable solid, and stable solid in aqueous cetylpyridinium chloride solution.

Transformation relationships among monomers, micelles, metastable solid, and stable solid in aqueous cetylpyridinium chloride solution.
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10.1021/jp103293x
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2010-08
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The journal of physical chemistry. B
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S. Sasaki
S. Sasaki
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