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This paper contains among the most important results of our investigation to screening interfacial properties of Carbohydrate-Bio-based Surfactants (CBS), prepared from renewable resources, in order to search new properties and performances, but also to understand their behavior, and predict their potential uses by means of chemical structure-activity correlation approaches.

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Here, we show and explain differences observed between dimyristoyl (C14/C14) of galacturonic (galA) and glucuronic acid (glcA), two uronic acid (sugar acids) stereoisomers by investigating, in detail, mechanical (compressibility, stability) and optical (morphology, relative thickness) properties of their monolayers spread at the Air-Water interface. Such bio-based compounds with interesting film mechanical and optical properties would be valuable, for instance, in colloidal system areas.

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This page is a summary of: Monolayer properties of uronic acid bicatenary derivatives at the air–water interface: effect of hydroxyl group stereochemistry evidenced by experimental and computational approaches, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, January 2011, Royal Society of Chemistry,
DOI: 10.1039/c1cp21365b.
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