At a small distance from the interface corresponding to the effective thickness of the segments, the density drops suddenly by an amount that is the greater, the stiffer the chain. Beyond this distance the density is exponential in the distance from the interface for long chains and relatively weak adsorption.
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C. A. J. Hoeve (1965) studied this question.
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