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Book Summary
This title presents the state-of-the-art in molecular engineering and new
developments in the fields of materials science, membrane biophysics,
interfaces, sensing, and intermolecular interactions including molecular
recognition.
Topics covered are: the organization (orientation and association) of molecules
in ultrathin films (monolayers) at the air/water interface; long range order in
these films and in assemblies of such films on solid substrates; the
interactions with solutes in the aqueous phase (including tensides, enzymes and
analytes); and the potential applications of ultrathin films as nanometric
modules in devices.
.Contributions are from leading scientists in their fields
.The book presents the most recent developments in molecular engineering
.Aims to stimulate new developments in
ISBN-13
9780444512567
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Publishing Date
2002-11-20
Product Edition
HRD
Total Pages
378
Organized Monolayers And Assemblies: Structure, Processes And Function, Volume 16 (Studies In Interface Science)
This title presents the state-of-the-art in molecular engineering and new
developments in the fields of materials science, membrane biophysics,
interfaces, sensing, and intermolecular interactions including molecular
recognition.
Topics covered are: the organization (orientation and association) of molecules
in ultrathin films (monolayers) at the air/water interface; long range order in
these films and in assemblies of such films on solid substrates; the
interactions with solutes in the aqueous phase (including tensides, enzymes and
analytes); and the potential applications of ultrathin films as nanometric
modules in devices.
.Contributions are from leading scientists in their fields
.The book presents the most recent developments in molecular engineering
.Aims to stimulate new developments in