Most surfactant mixtures display synergistic physicochemical properties, which have led to
their extensive application in various technologies. Aqueous mixtures of two oppositely …

Doxorubicin (Dox) is a very effective chemotherapeutic agent; however, it can induce
various side effects on normal tissues because of their non-specific distribution in the body …

The surface activity and aggregation behavior of catanionic mixtures of imidazolium-or
pyridinium-based surface-active ionic liquids (SAILs) and sodium N-lauroyl sarcosinate (Na …

Amphiphiles form various molecular self-assemblies in the aqueous phase, such as vesicles
and coacervates, depending on molecular properties. Recently, phase transitions between …

Vesicles are self-assembled nanocontainers (size∼ 100 nm) in which solutes such as drugs
can be encapsulated. There is great interest in triggering vesicle–micelle transitions (VMTs) …

This article offers a comprehensive description of how a change in ionic strength influences
the physicochemical properties of dilute solutions of catanionic vesicular systems …

Hypothesis Marangoni spreading driven by localized surfactant solution deposition
previously has been studied only for single surfactant systems. For binary surfactant …

Equimolar mixtures of oppositely charged single-chain amphiphiles form a variety of phases,
including vesicles. Such catanionic mixed lipid systems show high stability and exhibit …

A pseudodouble-chain ion pair amphiphile, hexadecyltrimethylammonium-dodecylsulfate
(HTMA-DS), and a double-chain cationic surfactant, ditetradecyldimethylammonium bromide …

The fluorescence anisotropy (FA) thermogram is a common technique to characterize the
thermotropic phase properties and to determine the phase transition temperature of a lipid …