Molecules in Interaction with Surfaces and Interfaces

ISBN-13: 9783540205395 / Angielski / Twarda / 2004 / 514 str.

Reinhold Haberlandt;Dieter Michel;Andreas Pöppl

Opis

The study of the interaction of molecules with surfaces and interfaces is of great importance for the understanding of adsorption and catalysis on solid surfaces, the complex properties of molecules on fluid interfaces and the relationship between structure and functionality in macromolecular biological systens. It is the aim of this volume to present and analyse in a comprehensive and accesible way the methodical achievements and the recent proress in this field. The broadness of both scope and selection of the topics should help in particular non-expert readers to become familiar with this exciting field of research.

Spis treści

Modelling and Simulation of Structure, Thermodynamics, and Transport of Fluids in Molectular Confinements.- Structure-Mobility Relations of Molecular Diffusion in Interface Systems.- Diffusion inChannels and Channel Networks. - O NMR Studies of Zeolites.- Paramagnetic Absorption Complexes in Zeolites as Studies by Advanced Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Techniques.- Study of Conformation and Dynamics of Molecules Absorbed in Zeolites by HNMR.- Molecular Dynamics of Liquid in Confinement.- Liquid Crystals in Confining Geometries.- Surfaces and Interfaces of Free Standing Smectic Films.- Pattern Formation in Langmuir Monolayers Due to Long Range Electrostatic Interactions.- Characterization of Floating Surface Layers of Lipied and Lipopolymers by Surface-Sensitve Scattering.- Studying Lyotropic Crystalline Phases Using High-Resolution MAS NMR Spectroscopy- NMR Studies of Cartilage-Dynamics, Diffuison, Degradation.

Blurb

The study of the interaction of molecules with surfaces and interfaces is of great importance for the understanding of adsorption and catalysis on solid surfaces, the complex properties of molecules on fluid interfaces and the relationship between structure and functionality in macromolecular biological systems. It is the aim of this volume to present and analyse in a comprehensive and accessible way the methodical achievements and the recent progress in this field. The broadness of both scope and selection of the topics should help in particular non-expert readers to become familiar with this exciting field of research.