PREPARATION OF BILAYER-INTERCALATED CLAY FILMS AND PERMEATION CONTROL RESPONDING TO TEMPERATURE, ELECTRIC-FIELD, AND AMBIENT PH CHANGES PERMEABILITY CONTROLLABLE MEMBRANES .10.
PREPARATION OF BILAYER-INTERCALATED CLAY FILMS AND PERMEATION CONTROL RESPONDING TO TEMPERATURE, ELECTRIC-FIELD, AND AMBIENT PH CHANGES PERMEABILITY CONTROLLABLE MEMBRANES .10.
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DOI:
10.1021/la00088a013
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发表时间:
1989-07-01
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
SHIMIZU, A
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作者:
OKAHATA, Y;SHIMIZU, A
Lipid bilayer-intercalated clay films were prepared by exchanging their cations of layer-typeclay montmorillonite for cationic bilayer-forming amphiphiles (2C „N+ 2C1, n= 12-18, and 3C12N+ 3Ci). The obtained film was physically stable (not swelled) in aqueous solutions over a wide temperature and pH range. Permeation of a water-soluble nonionic fluorescent probe (NQi) through the clay film was changed by the phase transition of the intercalated bilayers and by the intermittent application of an electric field (2.5 V, direct current) across the film. In the case of the clay film prepared from a single-chain ammonium amphiphile (C16N+ 3C1), which forms a monolayer structure in the interlayer, permeability was not affected by the phase transition and the electric field. When the mixture of dialkylammonium amphiphiles (2C16N+ 2Cj) and amphiphiles having dissociative cationic head groups (2C16-NH3+) was employed as an intercalation, permeability of the film was reversibly controlled by ambient pH changes between 7 and 11 due to the structure change of 2Ci6-NH3+ bilayers to neutralized 2C16-NH2 amphiphiles.