Relaxation experiments in aqueous solutions of ionic micelles. 1. Theory and experiments on the system water-sodium tetradecyl sulfate-sodium perchlorate
Relaxation experiments in aqueous solutions of ionic micelles. 1. Theory and experiments on the system water-sodium tetradecyl sulfate-sodium perchlorate
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离子胶束水溶液中的弛豫实验。
DOI:
10.1021/j150611a014
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
M. Kahlweit
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作者:
E. Lessner;M. Teubner;M. Kahlweit
A consistent theory of the amplitudes and time constants of relaxation experiments in aqueous solutions of ionic micelles is presented, based on a consequent application of the Law of Mass Action. The theory is applicable not only to pure surfactant solutions but also to solutions with an added electrolyte. It is shown that the amplitudes can be calculated without detailed knowledge of the reaction mechanism which emphasizes that they are indpendent of the reaction equation. The analysis permits a convenient method to determine some of the relevant equilibrium properties of the proper micelles, as well as their dependence on the intensive varibles. The theory is applied to experimental results on the system H/sub 2/O-NaTs (sodium tetradecyl sulfate)- NaClO/sub 4/. The parameters obtained from the analysis of the amplitudes and the time constants are in sufficient agreement with each other. 15 references.