Temperature- and pH-Dependent Shattering: Insoluble Fatty Ammonium Phosphate Films at Water-Oil Interfaces.

Temperature- and pH-Dependent Shattering: Insoluble Fatty Ammonium Phosphate Films at Water-Oil Interfaces.
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10.1021/acs.langmuir.5b01981
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2015-08
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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J. Forth;David J. French;A. Gromov;S. King;S. Titmuss;K. M. Lord;M. Ridout;P. Wilde;P. Clegg
J. Forth;David J. French;A. Gromov;S. King;S. Titmuss;K. M. Lord;M. Ridout;P. Wilde;P. Clegg
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J. Forth;David J. French;A. Gromov;S. King;S. Titmuss;K. M. Lord;M. Ridout;P. Wilde;P. Clegg

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