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Surfactant-mediated interaction of fragrances with cellulose model surfaces

Mahtab Varnous

Odor perception may be considered from different perspectives: the physicochemical properties of odorants and target surfaces of interest, the biological aspects of electing odorant molecules by odorant receptors and their related downstream cellular signa ...

EPFL2006

Model surfaces for human hair

The thesis describes the development of surfaces that model the surface of human hair in order to characterize the adsorption of detergents and perfumes. Three types of model surfaces were investigated consisting of (i) a self-assembled monolayer of protei ...

EPFL2006

Liquid-core capsules as a tool in biotransformations

The aim of this thesis was to develop a new type of liquid-core capsules obtained by co-extrusion using the laminar jet break-up technique. These capsules, composed of an organic phase as the core and a hydrogel membrane, were meant to be applied as an in- ...

EPFL2005

Electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometric determination of volatile elements in biological materials in the presence of a mixed palladium-tungsten chemical modifier

Thermal stabilization of several volatile elements (antimony, arsenic, bismuth, cadmium, lead, selenium, tin, and thallium) in biol. digests, solubilized hair and dild. urine in the presence of mixed modifiers: palladium-tungsten and palladium-tungsten-amm ...

1996

Computer simulations of simple oil/water/surfactant systems

Berend Smit

A simple oil/water/surfactant model is used to study self-assembly of surfactants. The model contains only the most obvious elements: oil and water do not mix; a surfactant is an amphiphilic mol. with one side hydrophilic and the other hydrophobic. Comput ...

1993

Non-skin-irritating soap

Horst Vogel

From 2 to 5% of a superfatting agent consisting of 18 kg. neatsfoot oil (partially hydrogenated, iodine no. 40 and flash point 51 Deg), 32 kg. neatsfoot oil (bleached and deacidified), 5 kg. oxyethylated alkylphenol, 20 kg. distd. H2O, 10 kg. Na2S2O3.5H2O, ...

1966