Interfacial tension of reactive, liquid interfaces and its consequences.

@article{Giustiniani2017InterfacialTO,
  title={Interfacial tension of reactive, liquid interfaces and its consequences.},
  author={Ana{\"i}s Giustiniani and Wiebke Drenckhan and Christophe Poulard},
  journal={Advances in colloid and interface science},
  year={2017},
  volume={247},
  pages={
          185-197
        }
}
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