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How polyelectrolyte adsorption depends on history: A combined Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy in attenuated total reflection and surface forces study File

Sukhishvili, SA , Dhinojwala, A , Granick, S

Article Issue Date1999-11 View12
Kinetic regimes of polyelectrolyte exchange between the adsorbed state and free solution File

Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date1998-10 View13
Layered, erasable polymer multilayers formed by hydrogen-bonded sequential self-assembly File

Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date2002-01 View7
Layered, erasable, ultrathin polymer films File

Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date2000-10 View11
Materials science - Diffusion of a polymer 'pancake' File

Sukhishvili, SA , Chen, Y , Muller, JD , Gratton, E , Schweizer, KS , Granick, S

Article Issue Date2000-07 View9
Orientation and order of aqueous organic ions adsorbed to a solid surface File

Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date1999-01 View13
Polyelectrolyte adsorption onto an initially-bare solid surface of opposite electrical charge File

Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date1998-10 View9
Simple interpretation of ionization and helix-coil stability shift when a polyelectrolyte adsorbs File

Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date2003-03 View6
Static and dynamic forces between adsorbed polyelectrolyte layers (quaternized poly-4-vinylpyridine) File

Ruths, M , Sukhishvili, SA , Granick, S

Article Issue Date2001-07 View11
Surface diffusion of poly(ethylene glycol) File

Sukhishvili, SA , Chen, Y , Muller, JD , Gratton, E , Schweizer, KS , Granick, S

Article Issue Date2002-02 View12
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