Concepedia

Transition to three-dimensional structures in monolayers of a series of long-chain acids on the water surface by compression studied by transmission electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy

Teiji Kato, Naoya Matsumoto, Mutsuhiro Kawano, Noboru Suzuki, Toshinari Araki, Keiji Iriyama

Thin Solid Films · 1994 · 56 citations · 16 references

Concepts

Materials ScienceAtomic Force MicroscopyEngineeringSurface ChemistryInterfacial PhenomenonSurface ScienceInterfacial StudyChemistryLong-chain AcidsThree-dimensional StructuresBiophysics

References

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Nucleation in insoluble monolayers. 1. Nucleation and growth model for relaxation of metastable monolayers

D. Vollhardt, U. Retter · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1991 · 114 citations

Engineering, Insoluble Monolayers, Growth Model +16

Direct observation of three-dimensional transformation of insoluble monolayers

Stefan Siegel, D. Hoenig, D. Vollhardt et al. · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1992 · 81 citations

Engineering, Altmetric Attention Score, Chemistry +16

Reorganization and crystallite formation in Langmuir-Blodgett films

Daniel K. Schwartz, R. Viswanathan, Joseph A. Zasadzinski · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1992 · 67 citations

Materials Science, Inorganic Chemistry, Crystallite Formation +15

Twisted double-layer ribbons and the mechanism for monolayer collapse

Herman E. Ries, Hewson Swift · Langmuir · 1987 · 65 citations

Engineering, Media Standards, Altmetric Attention Score +20

Nucleation in insoluble monolayers II: Constant pressure relaxation of octodecanoic acid monolayers

D. Vollhardt, U. Retter, Stefan Siegel · Thin Solid Films · 1991 · 63 citations

Interface Chemistry, Engineering, Surface Chemistry +10