Abstract
Ternary water-in-oil microemulsions formed from an ammonium carboxylate PFPE surfactant of molecular weight 710 and a PFPE oil of molecular weight 900, leading to microemulsions that show a dynamic percolation phenomenon, were investigated by SANS to characterize the microstructure. Hard sphere and adhesive hard sphere potentials were used to model the droplet–droplet interactions assuming polydispersed droplets with a Schultz distribution of sizes.
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