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Preface iii Contributors vii I. The Liquid-Metal Oxide Interface Equilibrium Adsorption at the Solution-Metal Oxide Interface 1(114) James A. Wingrave Adsorbed and Grafted Polymers at Equilibrium 115(42) Roland R. Netz David Andelman Adsorption Kinetics of Polymeric Molecules 157(44) Martinus A. Cohen Stuart Arie de Keizer Activity Coefficient and Electrostatics at the Solution-Metal Oxide Interface 201(54) James A. Wingrave The Dissolution of Insulating Oxide Minerals 255(26) William H. Casey Jan Nordin Brian L. Phillips The Surface Chemistry of Clay Minerals 281(22) Patrick V. Brady James L. Krumhansl Nonaqueous Liquid-Mineral Oxide Interface 303(18) Geir Martin Forland Harald Hoiland Surface Modification of Inorganic Oxide Surfaces by Graft Polymerization 321(34) Yoram Cohen Wayne Yoshida Van Nguyen Jeng-Dung Jou Nianjiong Bei Metal Oxide Membranes 355(56) Antonio Hernandez Pedro Pradanos Jose Ignacio Calvo Laura Palacio II. The Vapor-Metal Oxide Interface Vibrational Interactions at the Vapor-Metal Oxide Interface 411(48) Georgi N. Vayssilov Thermodynamics of Adsorption at the Vapor-Metal Oxide Interface 459(56) Jozsef Toth Index 515
JAMES A. WINGRAVE is an Assistant Professor, University of Delaware, Newark. The author or coauthor of over 20 technical publications, Dr. Wingrave is an advisory board member of the Journal of Colloid and Interface Science and holds ten United States patents. He received the B.A. degree (1969) in chemistry from Emporia State University, Kansas, and the Ph.D. degree in physical chemistry from the University of Texas at Austin.
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