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Self-Assembly Processes at Interfaces
Multiscale Phenomena
A conceptual and unifying view of adsorption, self-assembly, and grafting processes at solid–liquid and liquid–gas interfaces
Vincent Ball (Author)
9780128019702, Elsevier Science
Hardback, published 18 November 2017
478 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.9 cm, 0.89 kg
Self-Assembly Processes at Interfaces: Multiscale Phenomena provides the conceptual and unifying view of adsorption, self-assembly, and grafting processes at solid–liquid and liquid–gas interfaces, also describing experimental methods where applicable. An invaluable resource for (post)-graduate students looking to bridge the gap between acquiring the field’s existing knowledge and the creation of new insights, the book recalls fundamental concepts, giving rigorous, but first-principle-based, calculations and exercises, and showing how these concepts have been used in recent research articles. Readers will find guidelines on how best to start research in the field of surface chemistry with biological macromolecules and molecules able to undergo self-assembly process at interfaces in the presence of a liquid, along with discussions on the very fundamental aspects and applications using concepts of biomimetic chemistry. By highlighting the interdisciplinary aspects of the field of self-assembly at interfaces, the book is an ideal resource for chemical engineers, chemists, physicists, and biologists. In addition, important equations are demonstrated on the basis of fundamental concepts, and overly complex mathematical developments are avoided.
Introduction: Surface science: history and perspectives1. Surfaces and basics from surfaces science, thermo-dynamics of interfaces and kinetics2. Intermolecular forces and solvation3. Simulation methods: Monte Carlo, molecular dynamics and multiscale simulations4. Experimental methods to investigate self-assembly at interfaces 5. Adsorption and adhesion6. Using covalent chemistry: grafting on surfaces7. Supramolecular and biomimetic chemistry at interfaces8. Applications of organized films at solid-liquid and liquid-gas interfaces9. Industrial applications of self-assembly at interfaces10. Conclusions and perspectivesSolutions to the exercisesAppendices and physical constants
Subject Areas: Chemical engineering [TDCB], Surface chemistry & adsorption [PNRX]
