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March 21, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics0 citations

Influence of pH and salt on the ionization state and phase behavior of some aromatic acid derivatives of cholesterol at the air–aqueous interface

VMV. M. T. Naidu MoramSKSantosh Y. KhataviCYC. V. Yelamaggad

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand how pH and salt concentrations affect the ionization state and phase behavior of cholesterol derivatives at the air-aqueous interface.
  • Analyzed the ionization state of aromatic acid derivatives at varying pH levels.
  • Examined the self-assembly behavior of these compounds at the air-aqueous interface under different salt conditions.
  • Changing pH significantly alters the ionization state of the amphiphiles.
  • pH variations affect the self-assembly and phase behavior of cholesterol derivatives.

Abstract

For ionizable amphiphiles at air–aqueous interface, changing the pH can profoundly influence the self-assembly and also the associated phases.

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Moram et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69be37f16e48c4981c677fa5https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cp04809e
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