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  1. Effects of long-chain surfactants, short-chain alcohols and hydrolyzable cations on the Hydrophobic and Hydration Forces

    … coated with oleate. Since this surfactant is anionic, and the silica surface is negatively charged in alkaline solutions, it was necessary to reverse the charge of the silica substrate. In the present work, CaCl2 and MgCl2 were used as activators. It was found that hydrophobic forces are …

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