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Lipophobicity, also
sometimes called lipophobia (from the Gr**** λιποφοβία from λίπος
lipos "fat" and φόβος
phobos "fear"), is a
chemical property of chemical...
- phase. The
hydrophobic tail may be
either lipophilic ("oil-s****ing") or
lipophobic ("oil-avoiding")
depending on its chemistry.
Hydrocarbon groups are usually...
- molecule, and a
value of 20
corresponds to a
completely hydrophilic/
lipophobic molecule. The HLB
value can be used to
predict the
surfactant properties...
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aversion to
sunlight Hydrophobia the
property of
being repelled by
water Lipophobicity the
property of fat
rejection (sometimes also
called lipophobia) Oleophobicity...
- result,
fluorocarbons have low
intermolecular attractive forces and are
lipophobic in
addition to
being hydrophobic and non-polar.
Reflecting the weak intermolecular...
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Hydrophobic and
lipophobic ligands grafted to
nanoparticles in coating...
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urine excretions.
Ionic partition diagram ITIES Lipophilic bacteria Lipophobicity Microemulsion Compendium of
Chemical Terminology, lipophilic, accessed...
- interfaces.
Fluorocarbons are both
lipophobic and hydrophobic,
repelling both oil and water.
Their lipophobicity results from the
relative lack of London...
- Takebayashi, M. and Tanaka, M. and Shimomura, M., 2005,
Superhydrophobic and
lipophobic properties of self-organized
honeycomb and
pincushion structures, Langmuir...
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described as
hydrophilic while the
fluorocarbon tail is both
hydrophobic and
lipophobic. The
International Agency for
Research on
Cancer (IARC) has classified...
