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Geometry-Controlled Dynamic Tensiometry Resolves Intrinsic Surfactant Adsorption Kinetics
At short times, interfacial tension depends on experimental geometry because surfactant transport to the interface depends on the mass-transfer conditions.A predictive description therefore requires more than a dynamic tension curve or a fitted adsorption constant: interfacial thermodynamics, diffus
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