Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant
Schulreich C, Angermann C, Hoehn S, Neubauer R, Seibt S, Stehle R, Lapp A, Richardt A, Diekmann A, Hellweg T (2013)
Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects 418: 39-46.
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Autor*in
Schulreich, ChristophUniBi;
Angermann, Christoph;
Hoehn, Sebastian;
Neubauer, Ralph;
Seibt, Susanne;
Stehle, Ralf;
Lapp, Alain;
Richardt, Andre;
Diekmann, AnjaUniBi;
Hellweg, ThomasUniBi 
Abstract / Bemerkung
In the present article the phase behavior of microemulsions based on isononyl isononanoate (Lanol 99), sugar surfactant Simulsol SL55 (C-12/14 G(1.3)), D2O/water, and the cosurfactant benzyl alcohol is studied and the bicontinuous phase is identified. Using small angle neutron scattering (SANS) the internal structure of the bicontinuous phase is characterized. In the experiments a temperature range from 261 K to 343 K was covered. The prepared microemulsions were found to exhibit nearly no temperature dependence with respect to their structure and phase behavior. At low temperatures inside the microemulsions water exists in a supercooled liquid state. (C) 2012 Published by Elsevier B.V.
Stichworte
ordinary stability;
Extra;
Phase behavior;
Small angle neutron scattering;
Microemulsion;
Differential scanning calorimetry
Erscheinungsjahr
2013
Zeitschriftentitel
Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects
Band
418
Seite(n)
39-46
ISSN
0927-7757
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2560081
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Schulreich C, Angermann C, Hoehn S, et al. Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects. 2013;418:39-46.
Schulreich, C., Angermann, C., Hoehn, S., Neubauer, R., Seibt, S., Stehle, R., Lapp, A., et al. (2013). Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects, 418, 39-46. doi:10.1016/j.colsurfa.2012.10.039
Schulreich, Christoph, Angermann, Christoph, Hoehn, Sebastian, Neubauer, Ralph, Seibt, Susanne, Stehle, Ralf, Lapp, Alain, Richardt, Andre, Diekmann, Anja, and Hellweg, Thomas. 2013. “Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant”. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects 418: 39-46.
Schulreich, C., Angermann, C., Hoehn, S., Neubauer, R., Seibt, S., Stehle, R., Lapp, A., Richardt, A., Diekmann, A., and Hellweg, T. (2013). Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects 418, 39-46.
Schulreich, C., et al., 2013. Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects, 418, p 39-46.
C. Schulreich, et al., “Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant”, Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects, vol. 418, 2013, pp. 39-46.
Schulreich, C., Angermann, C., Hoehn, S., Neubauer, R., Seibt, S., Stehle, R., Lapp, A., Richardt, A., Diekmann, A., Hellweg, T.: Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects. 418, 39-46 (2013).
Schulreich, Christoph, Angermann, Christoph, Hoehn, Sebastian, Neubauer, Ralph, Seibt, Susanne, Stehle, Ralf, Lapp, Alain, Richardt, Andre, Diekmann, Anja, and Hellweg, Thomas. “Bicontinuous microemulsions with extremely high temperature stability based on skin friendly oil and sugar surfactant”. Colloids And Surfaces A Physicochemical And Engineering Aspects 418 (2013): 39-46.
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