CO2-Controllable Foaming and Emulsification Properties of the Stearic Acid Soap Systems.

CO2-Controllable Foaming and Emulsification Properties of the Stearic Acid Soap Systems.
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10.1021/acs.langmuir.5b01295
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2015-05
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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Wenlong Xu;Hong Gu;Xionglu Zhu;Yingping Zhong;Liwen Jiang;Mengxin Xu;Aixin Song;J. Hao
Wenlong Xu;Hong Gu;Xionglu Zhu;Yingping Zhong;Liwen Jiang;Mengxin Xu;Aixin Song;J. Hao
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Wenlong Xu;Hong Gu;Xionglu Zhu;Yingping Zhong;Liwen Jiang;Mengxin Xu;Aixin Song;J. Hao

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