Abstract
Abstract The one-dimensional aggregation theory was applied to the small angle neutron scattering (SANS) analyzed data of surfactant solutions. Plots of the hydrophobic bonding energy E to form an aggregate against the number-average aggregation number n were found to be powerful to estimate the compositional ratios of different aggregate species co-existing in a gross sample solution.
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