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Ultra-sonic energy

The presence of large micellar aggregates was also verified as follows. The particles were disrupted by sonic energy using an ultra-sonicator (Labline, Inc.). The decrease in the micellar aggregate sizes due to sonication was monitored by the Coulter Counter. However, within a period of two days the "particles"... [Pg.139]

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