Zeta potentials in nonaqueous media: how to measure and control them
Zeta potentials in nonaqueous media: how to measure and control them
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DOI:
10.1016/s0927-7757(99)00273-3
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发表时间:
1999-12
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M. Kosmulski
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M. Kosmulski
The effect of traces of water in nonaqueous solvents on the ζ-potential is overrated, and the role of impurities in presumably pure organic solvents is often overlooked. Oxides can serve as potentiometric sensors to determine the concentration and nature of impurities. Even in very inert solvents the countercharge in solution must exist. Small ions are stabilized by homoconjugation and by amphiphilic nonionic compounds. The electrokinetic phenomena of the second kind are more common in nonaqueous solvents and they lead to very high absolute values of mobility at high field strengths.