Surfactants play a crucial role in tertiary oil recovery by reducing the interfacial tension
between immiscible phases, altering surface wettability, and improving foam film stability. Oil …

Hypothesis At selective liquid–liquid interface, amphiphilic homopolymers, having groups
with different affinity for the liquids in each monomer unit, would demonstrate higher …

Gas injection is the most commonly used approach in enhanced oil recovery processes in
the petroleum industry. Natural gas, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide are the most popular …

Computer simulations are a useful tool to explore the effects of interactions and structure of
surfactants on interfacial microstructure and properties. Starting with “molecular-level”, three …

The adsorption of macromolecules with amphiphilic monomer units at the liquid-liquid
interface was studied. The amphiphilic structure of monomer units with groups selectively …

The present work attempts to systematically explore the surfactant sorption at liquid–liquid
interfaces with coarse-grained models targeting thermodynamic properties of reference …

Nonionic surfactants can be used as stabilizers in emulsions and foams in eg food products.
This is achieved due to their amphiphilic nature, which makes them strongly adsorb at fluid …