Macromolecular Alignment at the Solid/Liquid Interface Studied by Infrared-Visible Sum Frequency Generation: Surface Hydrophobicity Effect

Joonyeong Kim; Aric Opdahl; Keng C. Chou; Gabor Somorjai

Macromolecular Alignment at the Solid/Liquid Interface Studied by Infrared-Visible Sum Frequency Generation: Surface Hydrophobicity Effect — Joonyeong Kim (2003) | RDL Network

Macromolecular Alignment at the Solid/Liquid Interface Studied by Infrared-Visible Sum Frequency Generation: Surface Hydrophobicity Effect

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