Sanderson R J, Paul G W, Vatter A E, Filley G F
Respir Physiol. 1976 Sep;27(3):379-92. doi: 10.1016/0034-5687(76)90066-9.
An abhesive or 'anti-glue' function for lung surfactant is proposed which is reconcilable with the known unfolding of alveolar walls at low lung volumes. The theory is developed based upon the fact that the work required to part wetted surfaces is directly proportional to the surface tension. Application of the concept of the spreading coefficient from surface physical chemistry S = gammata-(gamma lla + gamma lle), where the gamma's refer to the surface (interfacial) tensions among the tissue (t), air (a) and lining layer (ll) surface, is shown to explain qualitatively physiological data in lungs subjected to maneuvers with working fluids varying widely in surface tension and spreading properties.
有人提出肺表面活性剂具有去黏附或“抗黏附”功能，这与已知的低肺容量时肺泡壁展开情况相符。该理论基于以下事实发展而来：分离被湿润表面所需的功与表面张力成正比。应用表面物理化学中的铺展系数概念S = γta-(γla + γlle)，其中γ代表组织(t)、空气(a)和内衬层(ll)表面之间的表面（界面）张力，结果表明该概念能定性解释在使用表面张力和铺展特性差异很大的工作流体进行操作的肺部生理数据。
