Abstract
Experiments described in recent papers of M. Rosen and co-workers using the dynamic bubble pressure method for different surfactants are reevaluated using diffusion theory. It is concluded that the results can be described by a diffusion-controlled mechanism except in the case of DESS and that the dynamic bubble pressure method gives reliable data.
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