“…In view of these expected changes with glycerol addition, one possibility for the origin of the observed rheological behavior might be similar to the ''water-bridging'' mechanism that occurs for suspensions of mineral particles in organic media on addition of a small amount of water. [44][45][46] This hypothesis is also consistent with the high viscosities observed in the water-based suspensions [Fig. 5(b)].…”
“…In view of these expected changes with glycerol addition, one possibility for the origin of the observed rheological behavior might be similar to the ''water-bridging'' mechanism that occurs for suspensions of mineral particles in organic media on addition of a small amount of water. [44][45][46] This hypothesis is also consistent with the high viscosities observed in the water-based suspensions [Fig. 5(b)].…”
“…In such cases t values were estithat adsorption of water causes conformational changes in the adsorbed aerosol-OT layer at the alumina-cyclohexane mated using the following method of calculation (22). interface (19). This observation was consistent with changes observed in the stability of these dispersions.…”
“…The probe chosen was 5-doxyl stearic acid which has been studied previously with similar AOT reverse microemulsions [41][42][43][44] and is known to position itself at the watersurfactant interface with the nitroxide free radical located in the AOT hydrocarbon tail region.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, a simplified method [41] was used to extract the order parameter, S, from the EPR spectra in cases where a good agreement with the S values derived from simulations (using the program by Budil and Freed) was observed.…”
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