Surfactant-Based Separation Processes focuses on novel techniques and reviews established methods-tying together the numerous ways in which surfactants can be used to effect separations as well as showing the commonality of these technologies.

Up-to-date, comprehensive and easily accessible compilation that provides data on isotopes. Coverage includes isotopic mass, natural abundance, nuclear spin, decay energies, half-life, certainty and means of identification and much more.

Representing a unique approach to the study of fluid flows, Viscous Flows demonstrates the utility of theoretical concepts and solutions for interpreting and predicting fluid flow in practical applications. By critically comparing all relevant classes of theoretical solutions with experimental data and/or general numerical solutions, it focuses on the range of validity of theoretical expressions rather than on their intrinsic character.

This outstanding resource presents the latest knowledge of intermolecular interactions, the dynamics of wetting, and the importance of wettability phenomena in processes and products-detailing the special considerations required for wettability in multicomponent systems.

This applied volume introduces and explains the computational techniques of catalyst design, illustrating applications ranging from molecular chemistry to industrial-reaction engineering.

This two-volume reference clearly explains the science, engineering, and technical jargon involved in the production and use of organic coatings and paints. It gives you fresh insights into the needs of coatings purchasers and how to overcome the difficulties of meeting those needs. The authors also identify new opportunities in the field. Volume 1: Film Formation, Components, and Appearance covers primarily the raw materials used for coatings, including resins, solvents, and pigments. Volume II: Applications, Properties, and Performance details the characteristics, applications, and formulations of coatings.