Streaming Current Measuring for Determining the Zeta Potential of Granular Particles
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Auteurs : Elizabeth Rodier ; John DoddsSource :
- Particle & Particle Systems Characterization [ 0934-0866 ] ; 1995-08.
English descriptors
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- Beads, Bulk metals, Capillary tube, Capillary tubes, Colloid science, Current measurements, Different samples, Diffuse layer, Effective pore radius, Electric field, Electrical field, Electrophoresis measurements, Experimental equipment, Flow rate, France silicon carbide, Glass beads, Ionic strength, Irregular particles, Isoelectric point, Large particles, Liquid phase, Particle electrophoresis, Particle size, Particle sizes, Permeability, Pore, Pore size, Pore space, Pore structure, Porous medium, Potential difference, Pressure drop, Same isoelectric point, Shunt, Shunt circuit, Silanol groups, Silicon carbide, Silver disk, Simple technique, Solid surface, Specific conductivity, Steady state, Straight lines, Surface conductivity, Wide particle size distribution, Zeta, Zeta potentials.
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- Beads, Bulk metals, Capillary tube, Capillary tubes, Colloid science, Current measurements, Different samples, Diffuse layer, Effective pore radius, Electric field, Electrical field, Electrophoresis measurements, Experimental equipment, Flow rate, France silicon carbide, Glass beads, Ionic strength, Irregular particles, Isoelectric point, Large particles, Liquid phase, Particle electrophoresis, Particle size, Particle sizes, Permeability, Pore, Pore size, Pore space, Pore structure, Porous medium, Potential difference, Pressure drop, Same isoelectric point, Shunt, Shunt circuit, Silanol groups, Silicon carbide, Silver disk, Simple technique, Solid surface, Specific conductivity, Steady state, Straight lines, Surface conductivity, Wide particle size distribution, Zeta, Zeta potentials.
Abstract
A simple technique is presented for determining the zeta potential of large particles ( > 20 μm) by streaming current measurements. The method has the advantage of not requiring correction for surface conductivity. The theory involves a description of pore space by either Darcy's law or the Kozeny‐Carman equation. The simplifications introduced by assimilating the pore space to a bundle of capillary tubes are discussed. Results are presented for the variation of zeta potential with pH and ionic strength for a sieve cut of spherical glass beads and two different samples of irregular particles of silicon carbide.
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