By C. Holm, M. Rehahn, W. Oppermann (auth.), Manfred Schmidt (eds.)
The volumes a hundred sixty five and 166 Polyelectrolytes with outlined Molecular Architecture summarize contemporary development within the box. the topics include novel polyelectrolyte architectures together with planar, cylindrical and round polyelectrolyte brushes in addition to micelle, advanced and membrane formation. a few answer homes akin to conformation of versatile polyions, osmotic coefficients and electrophoretic homes are addressed besides contemporary growth in analytical thought and simulation.
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