About: Anion and Cation Interactions withp-Dodecanoylcalix[4]arene Monolayers at the Air−WaterInterface

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Title	Anion and Cation Interactions withp-Dodecanoylcalix[4]arene Monolayers at the Air−WaterInterface
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Author	Shahgaldian Patrick Coleman A. W.
Abstract	The Langmuir compression isotherms of p-dodecanoylcalix[4]arene have been studied on subphasescontaining varying concentrations of group IA salts. The effect of anions on the stability of the monolayersshows that, for acetate and bicarbonate, there is a large increase in collapse pressure, when sodium is thecountercation. In the case of cation effects, rubidium chloride shows a large stabilization of the monolayer.
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is part of this journal	Langmuir

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