Electrical surface charge and potential of hematite/yttrium oxide core–shell colloidal particles
Electrical surface charge and potential of hematite/yttrium oxide core–shell colloidal particles
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赤铁矿/氧化钇核壳胶体颗粒的表面电荷和电位
DOI:
10.1007/s003960100578
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发表时间:
2001
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通讯作者:
Ángel V. Delgado
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作者:
R. Plaza;F. González‐Caballero;Ángel V. Delgado
Interest in the synthesis of composite colloidal particles consisting of a core and shell with different compositions stems from the fact that such particles can be useful in processes where the properties of both core (e.g., size and shape homogeneity, ease of preparation in large amounts, magnetic characteristics, etc.) and shell (interfacial properties, porosity, chemical stability, etc.) might be of interest. However, the applicability must be based on a proper characterization of those properties. In this work, colloidal spheres of hematite (α-Fe2O3) were used as nuclei of mixed particles where the shell is yttrium oxide. The electrical properties of the aqueous interface are compared to those of the pure oxides by means of potentiometric titration of their surface charge and potential against pH, as a function of indifferent electrolyte concentration. It is found that the mixed particles efficiently mimic yttrium oxide, since the behavior of their surface electrical characteristics closely resembles that of the latter compound. Differences are found, however, that can be ascribed to an incomplete or porous coverage, but such divergences are of little significance when an overall comparison is carried out.