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Linker molecules are amphiphiles that segregate near the microemulsion membrane either near the surfactant tail (lipophilic linkers) or the surfactant head group (hydrophilic linkers). The idea of the lipophilic linkers was introduced a decade ago as a way to increase the surfactant-oil interaction and the oil solubilization capacity. Long chain (>9 tail carbons) alcohols were first used as lipophilic...
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