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Random Connected Cylinders: a New Structure in Three-Component Microemulsions

Existent models fail to explain the presence and the position of a well-defined peak often present in small-angle x-ray spectra of microemulsions. We describe the first model consistent with the observed scattering peak position and shape. This disordered connected model explains also the conductivity percolation observed in three-component ionic microemulsions at high surfactant content.