Chemistry at Interfaces provides an introduction to the fundamental
concepts in interfacial chemistry. It aims to provide students and
research workers who have not had training in a school of surface
chemistry with the means to set up and use interfacial techniques
and to interpret measurements. For this reason, more emphasis is
given to experimental details and to the associated pitfalls than
most other books in the field. The book begins by considering some
of the basic laws governing behavior in chemical systems and how
these apply to some examples of interfacial processes. This is
followed by a discussion of two specific properties oSf interfaces:
the tendency to concentrate reactants and the ability to orientate
molecules, thus increasing their reactivity. Separate chapters
cover standards of cleanliness in interfacial work and methods to
achieve them; techniques for the study of interfacial films; the
kinetics of physical processes that can occur at an interface; and
chemical and biological processes and reactions. The final chapter
provides an overview of the wide-ranging applications of
interfacial chemistry to practical problems.
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