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interfacial layer

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interfacial layer [‚in·tər¦fā·shəl ′lā·ər]
(physical chemistry)
A one- or two-molecules-thick boundary between any two bulk phases (gas, liquid, or solid) in contact where the properties differ from the properties of the bulk phases.


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Therefore, some of CB particles and aggregates are located in the interfacial layer of PS that is in direct contact with the PP phase.
Applications of theoretical structural analysis are considered in cases of thermal degradation, interfacial layer formation in polymer composites, and resistance to cracking in active environments.
The result is formation of an interfacial layer having a very different composition from the bulk surfactant/water mixture or air.
 
 
 
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