Abstract
Interfacial tensions and surface shear viscosities are reported at 7 and 25°C for adsorbed films of myosin at the n-tetradecanebuffer interface (bulk protein concentration 10 −3 wt%, pH 6.5, 0.5 m KCl). Surface behaviour similar to that of other proteins is observed at 25°C, but unique surface behaviour is observed at 8°C. An unusual feature is a surface viscosity which increases with temperature-particularly in young films.
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