Scientific Paper
Hierarchical adsorption at hair-mimetic interfaces : A neutron reflectivity study
Summary
PhD thesis using neutron reflectometry to see how shampoo ingredients adsorb on model hair surfaces, healthy and hydrophobic or damaged and hydrophilic. With other surface techniques, it shows how surface hydrophobicity, surfactant charge and polyelectrolyte size set the order of adsorption, that the methyl branch of the hair lipid 18-MEA changes surface behaviour, and that a damaged model surface takes up a bilayer of anionic surfactant.
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