The solution behavior of a novel type of amphiphilic colloid, Janus discs, is explored in terms of their size. Small Janus discs can be individually dispersed in water, with a significant hydrophobic face exposed to water, whereas larger Janus discs undergo bending to stabilize and shield the hydrophobic face.
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