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Characterization of surfactant adsorption at a liquid-liquid interface by drop volume tensiometry
Surfactant characterization is important for many practical applications, such as the removal of hydrophobic contaminants from soils through surfactant-enhanced washing or flushing processes. Dynamic interfacial tension measurements can be useful in describing the adsorption behavior of surfactants
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