Surface Chemistry. Proceedings of Second Scandinavian Symposium on Surface Activity, Stockholm, November 18–19, 1964

Content: 
Front Matter, Page 3
Copyright, Page 4
PREFACE, Page 5, SVEN BROHULT, PER EKWALL
OPPOSITELY CHARGED MIXED COLLECTORS IN FLOTATION: Henry Krumb School of Mines, Stanley-Thompson Laboratory, Columbia University, New York 27, New York, U.S.A., Pages 9-20, JACK H. SCHULMAN
CHEMISORPTION OF COLLECTORS: Division of Mineral Processing, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 21-41, CARL DU RIETZ
BONDING OF AMINES TO SILICATES: Division of Mineral Processing, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 42-53, LARS LIDSTRöM
A STUDY OF THE CONTACT ANGLES OF WATER ON SOLID SURFACES OF ROSIN ACIDS OF THE ABIETIC AND PIMARIC SERIES AND TECHNICAL ROSIN ACIDS: The Institute of Wood Chemistry, åbo Akademi, åbo, Finland, Pages 54-70, HENRIK H. BRUUN, EINAR JULSRUD
MINERAL SURFACE AND WATER PHASE: Division of Mineral Processing, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 71-78, P.G. KIHLSTEDT
SOME ASPECTS ON THE PHYSICS OF FROST HEAVE IN MINERAL SOILS: Geological Department, National Swedish Road Research Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 79-90, SVEN FREDEN
SOME GEOPRACTICAL EFFECTS OF VARIABLE PARTICLE SURFACE CONSTITUTION IN MINERAL SOILS: Geological Institute, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden, Pages 91-94, GUNNAR BESKOW
THE CONTRIBUTION OF KINETIC STUDIES TO THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF DETERGENCY: Department of Food Science and Technology, Cornell University, Geneva, New York, U.S.A., Pages 95-119, M.C. BOURNE
THE CHOICE OF SURFACTANTS FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES: AB Helios Kemisk-Tekniska Fabriker, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 120-126, MARTIN HELLSTEN
CLOUD POINTS OF LONG CHAIN ETHYLENE OXIDE CONDENSATES ABOVE 100° C: Research Laboratory, Berol AB, Gothenburg, Sweden, Pages 127-131, MAGNUS MATELL
MICELLE FORMATION IN THE PRESENCE OF DISSOLVED MACROMOLECULES The system Water — Sodium Laurate — Carbowax 20 M: Department of Physical Chemistry, The Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark, Pages 132-136, SIGNE GRAVSHOLT
A POTENTIOMETRIC STUDY OF ASSOCIATION IN SODIUM CAPROATE SOLUTIONS: The Institute of Physical Chemistry, åbo Akademi, åbo, Finland, Pages 137-147, INGVAR DANIELSSON, TUULA KOIVULA
NMR-STUDIES OF THE SOLUBILISATION OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS IN CETYLTRIMETHYLAMMONIUM BROMIDE SOLUTION: Division of Physical Chemistry, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm 70, Sweden, Pages 148-156, JAN CHRISTER ERIKSSON, GUNILLA GILLBERG
ORDERED CHAIN MODELS FOR LIQUID-CRYSTALLINE AND MICELLAR SYSTEMS: Unilever Research Laboratory, Port Sunlight, Cheshire, England., Pages 157-184, EPHRAIM SEGERMAN
PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN AQUEOUS THREE-COMPONENT SYSTEMS OF AMPHIPHILIC SUBSTANCES: Laboratory for Surface Chemistry (“Ytkemiska Laboratoriet”) at the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 185-202, LEO MANDELL
ALUMINIUM SOAPS: Research Institute of National Defence, Sundbyberg, and Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 203-209, STIG FRIBERG
INVESTIGATIONS ON THE SOLUBILISATION OF HORMONAL STEROIDS: Department of Biochemistry, åbo Akademi, åbo, Finland, Pages 210-224, LARS SJöBLOM
THE BEHAVIOUR OF MICELLAR SOLUTION DURING GEL FILTRATION: Department of Physiological Chemistry, University of Lund, Lund, Sweden, Pages 225-230, BENGT BORGSTRöM
THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT HYDROCARBONS ON THE FORMATION OF MICROEMULSIONS: Henry Krumb School of Mines, Stanley-Thompson Laboratories, Columbia University, New York 27, N.Y., USA, Pages 231-251, CLAUDE E. COOKE JR., JACK H. SCHULMAN
THE MICELLAR STRUCTURE OF BILE SALT SOLUTIONS: Laboratory for Surface Chemistry (“Ytkemiska Laboratoriet”) at the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 252-267, KRISTER FONTELL
BIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION OF SURFACTANTS: Research Laboratory, Berol AB, Gothenburg, Sweden, Pages 268-276, MAGNUS MATELL
SURFACE CHEMISTRY IN LUBRICATION: Research Institute of National Defence, Sundbyberg, and Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 277-284, STIG FRIBERG
ADHESION—A FUNDAMENTAL FORCE: Stockholms Benmjölsfabriks AB, Stockholm, Sweden, Pages 285-293, BENGT HEMBERG
THE RELATION BETWEEN POLYMORPHISM IN “TWO-DIMENSIONAL” MONOMOLECULAR FILMS ON WATER TO POLYMORPHISM IN THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL STATE: Department of Medical Biochemistry, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden, Pages 294-305, MONICA LUNDQUIST
SURFACE DILATIONAL PROPERTIES Relation to Stability of thin liquid Films: Unilever Research Laboratory, Vlaardingen, The Netherlands, Pages 306-315, M. VAN DEN TEMPEL