Article: Research conducted by R. Vijay and co-researchers has updated our knowledge about physical chemistry.

According to a study from Madras, India, "Lauryl esters of L-tyrosine (LET) and L-phenylalanine (LEP) were, in a previous interface adsorption Study, found to adopt very different interfacial conformations. The present Study is all investigation of their aqueous aggregation properties with the goal of elucidating the effects of the presence in LET and absence in LEP of the phenolic OH group Oil their aqueous aggregate structures and micellar conformations of the surfactant monomers."

"The measured properties included aggregation numbers from time-resolved fluorescence quenching (TRFQ), interface hydration index and microviscosity by electron spin resonance (ESR), ...

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