Physical Chemistry
Research at the Laboratory of Physical Chemistry focuses on relating macroscopic phenomena - such as phase behaviour, morphology formation or wetting - to mesoscopic and molecular properties.
Polymeric and colloidal liquids, and advanced surfaces
By combining experiment and theory, the Laboratory of Physical Chemistry contributes to the understanding of the physical properties of matter and of (chemical) processes. Within this broad field, the group is in particular interested in polymeric and/or colloidal liquids, and in (modified) advanced surfaces. The group focuses on relating macroscopic phenomena such as phase behavior, morphology formation or wetting to mesoscopic and molecular properties. Main topics are the phase behavior and dynamics of colloid-polymer mixtures; the modification and functionalization of surfaces; the self-assembly of complex systems; and the physical chemical properties of eutectic solvents.
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Meet some of our Researchers
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Vincent F.D. Peters,Remco Tuinier
Phase behavior of hard spheres mixed with supramolecular polymers
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications (2018) -
Álvaro González García,Joeri Opdam,Remco Tuinier,Mark Vis
Isostructural solid–solid coexistence of colloid–polymer mixtures
Chemical Physics Letters (2018) -
Gerard J.P. Krooshof,Remco Tuinier,Gijsbertus de With
Generalization of Guggenheim's combinatorial activity coefficient equation
Journal of Molecular Liquids (2018) -
Catarina Esteves
Self‐healing functional surfaces
Advanced Materials Interfaces (2018) -
Leo F.W. Vleugels,Stella Ricois,Ilja K. Voets,Remco Tuinier
Determination of the ‘apparent pKa’ of selected food hydrocolloids using ortho-toluidine blue
Food Hydrocolloids (2018)
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