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Foam films formed at the air-water interface do not have fixed adsorption sites where adsorbed surfactants can arrange themselves, resulting in the formation of thick adsorption layers. Current theories of equilibrium foam films fail to account for this feature and significantly underestimate the adsorption layer thickness. Here we show that this thickness has a significant effect on the disjoining pressure in foam films. If ignored, the theory predicts unphysical electrostatic potential profiles, which underestimate the disjoining pressu
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