Surfactants are a group of amphiphilic molecules (ie, having both hydrophobic and
hydrophilic domains) that are a vital part of nearly every contemporary industrial process …

Résumé Surfactant use throughout mankind is extensive, from their initial applications as
detergents extending to use in medicine, lubricant, cosmetics and even enhanced oil …

Abstract Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (CEOR) techniques include alkaline, surfactant,
and polymer flooding, as well as their binary and ternary combination such as alkali …

Surfactant injection is an important chemical enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique with
beneficial impacts for oil recovery from subsurface reservoirs due to interfacial tension (IFT) …

Oil spills into the oceans cause irreparable damage to marine life and harms the coastal
population of the affected areas. The main measures to be taken in response to an oil spill …

The pre-eminence of surfactants in flexible usability has amplified many folds in recent years
for its exclusiveness and diversity in amphiphilic molecular framework. In the same …

Deep saline aquifers have received much attention as storage sites of CO2 due to their large
storage capacity. However, many issues like CO2 leakage, low solubility of CO2 in brine …

Fungi—in being responsible for causing diseases in animals and humans as well as
environmental contaminations in health and storage facilities—represent a serious concern …

Acylated amino acids, a group of amino acid-based surfactants have been the focus of
recent studies as green alternatives to petrochemical-based surfactants yet their enhanced …

Surfactants are widely used in washing, cosmetics, food, medicine, energy, construction,
and other industrial fields. Biomass based surfactants have attracted attention because of …