The tip applied force necessary to obtain tip/substrate contact, i.e., rupture force between adsorbed layers of self-assembled surfactant films and atomic force microscope (AFM) tips in water has been measured. A substantial contribution of this rupture force is due to the dielectric exchange force (DEF). The DEF model is in agreement with the observation that the surfactant layer rupture forces are smaller in the thickest layers, where the compactness of the adsorbed film results in the smallest values of the dielectric permittivity. Within experimental accuracy a dielectric permittivity value of ~4 for bilayers and of ~36 for monolayers is found. © 2001 Elsevier Science B.V.3445-6429433Rabe, J.P., (1992) Nanostructures Based on Molecular ...
We measured water/air interfacial energy as functions of the finest texture radius of annealed PTFE ...
Forces acting on atomic force microscope (AFM) tips responsible for image formation are measured dur...
The structuring of water at soft solid surfaces remains an area of great interest to colloid science...
The tip applied force necessary to obtain tip/substrate contact, i.e., rupture force between adsorbe...
We measured and formulated dielectric exchange forces between adsorbed layers of self-assembled surf...
The adsorbed surfactant film molecular arrangement with thickness of similar to5 nm is determined by...
Attractive as well as repulsive forces between electrically neutral tips and charged surfaces are me...
Water relative permittivity profiles perpendicular to mica surfaces have been measured by atomic for...
The force acting on the tip during its immersion in the double layer region was measured for various...
Here we examine how the force on an atomic force microscope (AFM) tip varies as it approaches micell...
We have measured the force acting on neutral tips as function of distance to hydrophobic surfaces in...
9 pagesInternational audienceThe contact between two layers of double-chained C18 surfactants adsorb...
ABSTRACT We Macroscopic force probes such as AFM tips or laser trap latex beads have a dielectric co...
The exchange of the volume of a region of the electric double layer of a mica surface immersed in aq...
AbstractForce probes such as AFM tips or laser trap latex beads have a dielectric constant much less...
We measured water/air interfacial energy as functions of the finest texture radius of annealed PTFE ...
Forces acting on atomic force microscope (AFM) tips responsible for image formation are measured dur...
The structuring of water at soft solid surfaces remains an area of great interest to colloid science...
The tip applied force necessary to obtain tip/substrate contact, i.e., rupture force between adsorbe...
We measured and formulated dielectric exchange forces between adsorbed layers of self-assembled surf...
The adsorbed surfactant film molecular arrangement with thickness of similar to5 nm is determined by...
Attractive as well as repulsive forces between electrically neutral tips and charged surfaces are me...
Water relative permittivity profiles perpendicular to mica surfaces have been measured by atomic for...
The force acting on the tip during its immersion in the double layer region was measured for various...
Here we examine how the force on an atomic force microscope (AFM) tip varies as it approaches micell...
We have measured the force acting on neutral tips as function of distance to hydrophobic surfaces in...
9 pagesInternational audienceThe contact between two layers of double-chained C18 surfactants adsorb...
ABSTRACT We Macroscopic force probes such as AFM tips or laser trap latex beads have a dielectric co...
The exchange of the volume of a region of the electric double layer of a mica surface immersed in aq...
AbstractForce probes such as AFM tips or laser trap latex beads have a dielectric constant much less...
We measured water/air interfacial energy as functions of the finest texture radius of annealed PTFE ...
Forces acting on atomic force microscope (AFM) tips responsible for image formation are measured dur...
The structuring of water at soft solid surfaces remains an area of great interest to colloid science...