A how-to approach for estimation of surface/Stern potentials considering ionic size and polarization

作者: Xinmin Liu , Feinan Hu , Wuquan Ding , Rui Tian , Rui Li

DOI: 10.1039/C5AN01053E

关键词: Chemical physicsDouble layer (surface science)Polarization (electrochemistry)SternIonic radiusDLVO theoryNanotechnologyIonic potentialEffective nuclear chargeChemistryIonic bonding

摘要: Electrostatic potential in the electric double layer is an important parameter that significantly affects a large number of physical, chemical and biological properties processes. In present study, new approach for estimation surface Stern considering ionic volume polarization was developed. Ionic strong diffuse increases its effective charge determines potential, while strongly decreases potential. For example, K+ increased by 0.699 (from 1 to 1.699) resulting from polarization, it decreased 1.359 1.699 0.240) due finite size. The determined about 7 times as high effects on surface/Stern potentials were quantified respectively, former stronger than latter. A theory verified experiments aggregates stability. work also showed only introduction into DLVO can describe interactions colloidal particles.

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