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The density profile and surface tension for the interface of phase-separatedcolloid-polymer mixtures have been studied in the framework of the squaregradient approximation for both ideal and interacting polymers in good solvent.The calculations show that in the presence of polymer-polymer excluded volumeinteractions the interfaces have lower widths and surface tensions compared tothe case of ideal polymers. These results are a direct consequence of theshorter range and smaller depth of the depletion potential between colloidalparticles induced by interacting polymers.Comment: 12 pages, 5 figures, accepted for J. Chem. Phy

Effect of polymer–polymer interactions on the surface tension of colloid–polymer mixtures