In this review, we highlight and discuss the effects of interfacial properties on the major
mechanisms governing the aging of emulsions: flocculation, coalescence and Ostwald …

Surfactants have been commonly used as corrosion inhibitors for the protection of metallic
materials against corrosion. The amphiphilic nature of surfactant molecules creates an …

Chemotactic interactions are ubiquitous in nature and can lead to non-reciprocal and
complex emergent behaviour in multibody systems. However, developing synthetic …

The effect of molecular architecture of a surfactant, particularly the attachment position of
benzene sulfonate on the hexadecane backbone, at the decane− water interface was …

The contact angle of particles attached to fluid interfaces plays a key role in many scientific
and technological aspects of particle-laden layers. In spite of the recognized importance, the …

Particle-laden fluid/fluid interfaces are ubiquitous in academia and industry, which has
fostered extensive research efforts trying to disentangle the physico-chemical bases …

The adsorption at liquid–liquid interfaces is a phenomenon with a remarkable impact on
many scientific and technological fields concerning multiphasic systems. Though in principle …

Investigating the use of surfactants in high temperature and high salinity conditions can
assist expanding the application of surfactant-based enhanced oil recovery (EOR) to more …

We report here a review of particle‐laden interfaces. We discuss the importance of the
particle's wettability, accounted for by the definition of a contact angle, on the attachment of …

To minimize environmental impact and costs, natural surfactants are suggested as an
ecologically sustainable replacement for synthetic surfactants. The aim of this work is to …