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The dependence of the free energy of micelle formation on aggregation number and critical micelle concentration

Australian Journal of Chemistry (1978) 31(4) 919-921
DOI: 10.1071/CH9780919
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It is shown that a formula proposed recently, to express the way in which the free energy of formation of molecular micelles depends upon the aggregation number of the micelles, is incorrect. The correct relationship is derived. © 1978 Australian Journal of Chemistry.

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Hamann, S. D. (1978). The dependence of the free energy of micelle formation on aggregation number and critical micelle concentration. Australian Journal of Chemistry, 31(4), 919–921. https://doi.org/10.1071/CH9780919

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