L. Koshy et al., THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS FOREIGN SUBSTANCES ON THE CLOUD POINT OF TRITON X-100 AND TRITON X-114, Colloid and polymer science, 274(6), 1996, pp. 582-587
The nonionic surfactants Triton X 100 and Triton X 114 form isotropic
micellar solutions around 25 degrees C. One of the characteristic feat
ures of these solutions is the fact that at higher temperatures they u
ndergo clouding and liquid-liquid phase separation. Addition of variou
s additives to the surfactant solutions does change the temperature at
which the clouding phenomenon occurs. In this paper such effect of ad
ditives on the clouding phenomenon of Triton X 100 and Triton X 114 ar
e discussed.