Minima in Surface-tension and Interfacial-tension Curves
Minima in Surface-tension and Interfacial-tension Curves
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表面张力和界面张力曲线的最小值
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10.1021/j150440a003
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发表时间:
1945
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G. D. Miles
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G. D. Miles
In a previous paper (1) evidence was presented which established the existence of minima in certain surface-tension-concentration curves as the result of the presence of at least twosurface-active substances in the same solution. It was shown that the components could be either a mixture of sodium lauryl sulfate and unsulfated lauryl alcohol or sodium lauryl sulfate and a trace of a higher-molecular-weight· homologue or analogue. In the latter case, it was postulated that the minima were due to a salt effect of the principal constituent, sodium lauryl sulfate, upon the traces of the higher-molecular-weight homologue or analogue. At that time, it was suggested that a critical examinationof all materials which have been reported to exhibit minima in surface tension might reveal that their “anomalous” behavior was the result of various impurities or hydrolysis products rather than the property of a single component. The present paper deals with some of the data which have been obtained by means of experiments suggested by our previous concepts concerning the surface composition of solutions containing two or more surface-active electrolytes. Specifically, the object of this work has been to obtain some information con-cerning the relative surface concentration of two component mixtures of surface-active materials as a function of bulk concentrations, which in turn could be re-lated to the “anomalous” interfacial-tension data previously observed for these same solutions.