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Dodecyl sulfate adsorbs at the mercury−water interface in a highly complex manner, which depends on the potential and on the nature of other ions present. The kinetics of formation of the adsorbed layer are also highly complex and have so far defied precise interpretation.
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Wandlowski et al. (1997) studied this question.
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