Applied Colloid and Surface Chemistry

Applied Colloid and Surface Chemistry
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An updated guide to the interaction between solids, liquids, and gases and their application to numerous everyday processes  The revised and updated second edition of  Applied Colloid and Surface Chemistry  offers a comprehensive introduction to this interdisciplinary field that takes a practical approach and includes information on applications drawn from a wide range of industries. The easy-to-follow text contains new content that focuses on applications such as the prevention of propeller cavitation, industrial explosives, PFAS contamination, and bubble column evaporators.  With contributions from noted experts on the topic, the book contains keynote sections written by practicing industrial research scientists, who highlight real-world industrial examples. These examples range from water treatment through to soil management as well as examples from the coatings and photographic industries. Designed as an accessible resource, the book separates the more demanding mathematical derivations from the main text. The text features approachable, structured chapters, learning objectives, tutorial questions with answers, and explanatory notes. This important book:  Offers a combination of physicochemical background, industrial, and everyday applications and experiments Underlines the importance of colloidal sciences in science and industry Presents real-world industrial applications Includes tried and tested laboratory experiments Written for students of chemistry, materials science, and engineering,  Applied Colloid and Surface Chemistry, Second Edition  offers an updated guide to soft matter presenting the bridge between science, with proven laboratory experiments, and real-world industrial applications.

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Richard M. Pashley. Applied Colloid and Surface Chemistry

Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Illustrations

Guide

Pages

Applied Colloid and Surface Chemistry

Those that can, teach

Preface

About the Companion Website

1 Introduction

INTRODUCTION TO THE NATURE OF COLLOIDAL SOLUTIONS

THE FORCES INVOLVED IN COLLOIDAL STABILITY

TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS

THE LINK BETWEEN COLLOIDS AND SURFACES

WETTING PROPERTIES AND THEIR INDUSTRIAL IMPORTANCE

Appendix. A. DISPERSED PARTICLE SIZES

B. SOME HISTORICAL NOTES ON COLLOID AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY

2 Surface Tension and Wetting

THE EQUIVALENCE OF THE FORCE AND ENERGY DESCRIPTION OF SURFACE TENSION AND SURFACE ENERGY

DERIVATION OF THE LAPLACE PRESSURE EQUATION

METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE SURFACE TENSION OF LIQUIDS

CAPILLARY RISE AND A FREE ENERGY ANALYSIS

THE KELVIN EQUATION

THE SURFACE ENERGY AND COHESION OF SOLIDS

THE CONTACT ANGLE

Industrial Report. Photographic quality printing

SAMPLE PROBLEMS

Experiment Rod‐In‐Free‐Surface (Rifs) Method for the Measurement of the Surface Tension of Liquids. Introduction

Experimental procedures

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

Experiment Contact Angle Measurements. Introduction

Experimental procedures. Contact angle measurement

Sample preparation

Liquids used to determine the critical surface tension of methylated glass

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

3 The Prevention of Fluid Cavitation

A SHORT HISTORY OF CAVITATION IN FLUIDS

THEORETICAL PREDICTION OF THE LINK BETWEEN DEGASSING AND CAVITATION PRESSURE

Experimental study of the prevention of propeller cavitation in degassed water

Effects of degassed boundary‐layer films on a rotating propeller blade

Proposed new cavitation number to include the effects of fluid degassing

Industrial Report. Ship propeller cavitation

Experiment 3.1. Membrane degassing for water and aqueous solutions

Experimental evaluation of degassing in the prevention of cavitation

QUESTIONS

4 Thermodynamics of Adsorption

BASIC SURFACE THERMODYNAMICS

THE GIBBS ADSORPTION ISOTHERM

DETERMINATION OF SURFACTANT ADSORPTION DENSITIES

Industrial Report. Soil microstructure, permeability and interparticle forces

SAMPLE PROBLEMS

Experiment. Adsorption of Acetic Acid onto Activated Charcoal. Introduction

Experimental procedures

FOR CONSIDERATION/ TYPICAL QUESTIONS

5 Surfactants and Self‐Assembly

INTRODUCTION TO SURFACTANTS

THERMODYNAMICS OF SURFACTANT SELF‐ASSEMBLY

SELF‐ASSEMBLED SURFACTANT STRUCTURES

Surfactants and detergency

Industrial Report. Colloid science in detergency

SAMPLE PROBLEMS

Experiment. Determination of Micelle Ionization. Introduction

Experimental details

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

6 PFAS Contamination

BACKGROUND TO PFAS CONTAMINATION

SO HOW DO WE REMOVE PFAS COMPOUNDS FROM THE ENVIRONMENT?

A SURFACE CHEMISTRY APPROACH

Experiment 6.1 Co‐flotation removal of PFAS compounds from contaminated water. Introduction

Experimental details

QUESTIONS

7 Emulsions and Microemulsions

THE CONDITIONS REQUIRED TO FORM EMULSIONS AND MICROEMULSIONS

Emulsion or latex paints

PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSIONS

EMULSIONS IN FOOD SCIENCE

EMULSIONS USED FOR EXPLOSIVES IN MINING OPERATIONS

Industrial Report

Experiment. Determination of the Phase Behaviour of Microemulsions. Introduction

Experimental procedures

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

Experiment. Determination of the Phase Behaviour of Concentrated Surfactant Solutions. Introduction

Experimental procedures

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

8 Charged Colloids

THE FORMATION OF CHARGED COLLOIDS IN WATER

THE DEBYE LENGTH

THE SURFACE CHARGE DENSITY

THE ZETA POTENTIAL

THE HUCKEL EQUATION (κa< 0.1)

THE SMOLUCHOWSKI EQUATION (κa> 100)

CORRECTIONS TO THE SMOLUCHOWSKI EQUATION

THE ZETA POTENTIAL AND FLOCCULATION

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL DOUBLE LAYERS

THE DERJAGUIN APPROXIMATION

Industrial Report. The use of emulsions in coatings

SAMPLE PROBLEMS

Experiment. Zeta Potential Measurements at the Silica/Water Interface. Introduction

Experimental procedures

Dark‐field illumination (zeta meter)

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

9 Van Der Waals Forces and Colloid Stability

HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF VAN DER WAALS FORCES AND THE LENNARD‐JONES POTENTIAL

DISPERSION FORCES

RETARDED FORCES

VAN DER WAALS FORCES BETWEEN MACROSCOPIC BODIES

THEORY OF THE HAMAKER CONSTANT

USE OF HAMAKER CONSTANTS

THE DLVO THEORY OF COLLOID STABILITY

Some notes on van der Waals forces

Industrial Report. Surface chemistry in water treatment

SAMPLE PROBLEMS

NOTE

10 Bubble Coalescence, Foams and Thin Surfactant Films

THIN‐LIQUID‐FILM STABILITY AND THE EFFECTS OF SURFACTANTS

THIN‐FILM ELASTICITY

REPULSIVE FORCES IN THIN LIQUID FILMS

FROTH FLOTATION

THE LANGMUIR TROUGH

Laboratory Experiment Flotation of powdered silica. Introduction

Experimental procedures

Instructions

Contact angles

FOR CONSIDERATION/TYPICAL QUESTIONS

11 Bubble Column Evaporators

THE BUBBLE COLUMN EVAPORATOR PROCESS

BUBBLE WATER VAPOUR EQUILIBRATION

BUBBLE RISE VELOCITY

THERMAL ENERGY BALANCE IN THE BCE

FURTHER APPLICATIONS OF THE BUBBLE COLUMN EVAPORATOR (BCE)

BCE FOR EVAPORATIVE COOLING

SEAWATER DESALINATION USING THE BUBBLE COLUMN EVAPORATOR

ENHANCED SUPERSATURATED BUBBLE COLUMN DESALINATION

ENHANCED BUBBLE COLUMN DESALINATION USING HELIUM AS A CARRIER GAS

WATER STERILIZATION USING BCE

THERMOLYSIS OF SOLUTES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION

INHIBITION OF PARTICLE GROWTH IN A BCE

SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Industrial Report. Bubble column evaporator

Experiment 11.1 Determination of the enthalpy of vaporization of concentrated salt solutions

Appendices. APPENDIX 1. FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS

IMPORTANT PROPERTIES OF WATER

USEFUL INFORMATION IN SURFACE CHEMISTRY

ZETA POTENTIALS

DEBYE LENGTHS

SURFACE CHARGE DENSITY

APPENDIX 2. MATHEMATICAL NOTES ON THE POISSON‐BOLTZMANN EQUATION

APPENDIX 3. NOTES ON 3‐D DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS AND THE FUNDAMENTAL EQUATIONS OF ELECTROSTATICS

GAUSS’S LAW:

Index

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This dramatic macroscopic difference in wetting behaviour is caused by only a thin molecular layer on the surface of glass and clearly demonstrates the importance of surface properties. The same type of effect occurs every day, when dirty fingers transfer natural grease and fats on to a drinking glass! Thorough cleaning of a glass flask (e.g., by washing in concentrated NaOH solution, as used in dishwashers) initially allows only a thin water film to coat (wet) the inside of the flask, producing visible coloured interference patterns (see photo). When contaminants from the air atmosphere slowly leak in via the stopper, this wetting film is displaced by a fine layer of non‐wetting droplets, forming an opaque mist film.

Figure 1.5 A non‐wetting water droplet on the surface of methylated, hydrophobic silica.

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