Interfacial Dilational Modulus
Interfacial Dilational Modulus is a rheological property that quantifies the resistance of a liquid-liquid interface to area changes under dilational deformation, defined as the ratio of the change in interfacial tension to the relative change in interfacial area.
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Dilatational Rheology of BSA Conformers at the Air/Water Interface
Luís Gustavo Pereira, Olivier Théodoly, Harvey W. Blanch et al. · Langmuir · 2003 · 213 citations
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