Interfacial dilatational rheology as a bridge to connect amphiphilic heterografted bottlebrush copolymer architecture to emulsifying efficiency

摘要

Hypothesis: Molecular architecture and composition of amphiphilic bottlebrush copolymers will dictate the dominant interfacial relaxation modes and the corresponding dilatational rheology for adsorbed layers at oil/water interfaces in a way that will correlate with the emulsifying efficiency of different bottlebrush copolymers.