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Structural control of the sol–gel transition in neutral microemulsions: Influence of volume fraction, temperature and telechelic polymer bridging
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• Structural properties of neutral microemulsions are studied. • The sol-gel transition is analyzed as a function of , T, and n(D-PEO-D). • Molecular dynamics simulations are performed using an effective interaction potential. • Uncoated microemulsions show a sol-gel transition near = 39 to 39.5% at 298 K. • D-PEO-D polymers promote gel formation and tune the transition temperature.
Keywords:
Oil-phase microemulsion
Molecular dynamics simulation
Telechelic polymer
Steric interaction
Bridging interaction and structural properties
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