Aggregation work at polydisperse micellization: Ideal solution and "dressed micelle" models comparing to molecular dynamics simulations

General thermodynamic relations for the work of polydisperse micelle formation in the model of ideal solution of molecular aggregates in nonionic surfactant solution and the model of "dressed micelles" in ionic solution have been considered. In particular, the dependence of the aggregation...

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Published in:The Journal of chemical physics 2010-12, Vol.133 (24), p.244109-244109-9
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