Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability

The wettability of a titania surface, whose surface was partially covered with a strongly based octadecyltrihydrosilane, was studied above and below the isoelectric point (or pHiep). The advancing water contact angle is at a maximum at the pHiep, decreasing symmetrically on either side in a Lippmann...

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Main Authors: Hanly, G., Fornasiero, D., Ralston, J., Sedev, Rossen
Format: Journal Article
Published: American Chemical Society 2011
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/54968
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author Hanly, G.
Fornasiero, D.
Ralston, J.
Sedev, Rossen
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description The wettability of a titania surface, whose surface was partially covered with a strongly based octadecyltrihydrosilane, was studied above and below the isoelectric point (or pHiep). The advancing water contact angle is at a maximum at the pHiep, decreasing symmetrically on either side in a Lippmann-like manner. The change in wettability, for a given pH, became more pronounced with increasing salt concentration. Using a non-Nernstian model of the electrical double layer, the experimental dependence of contact angle on both pH and salt concentration was satisfactorily predicted.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-549682017-11-02T23:58:56Z Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability Hanly, G. Fornasiero, D. Ralston, J. Sedev, Rossen The wettability of a titania surface, whose surface was partially covered with a strongly based octadecyltrihydrosilane, was studied above and below the isoelectric point (or pHiep). The advancing water contact angle is at a maximum at the pHiep, decreasing symmetrically on either side in a Lippmann-like manner. The change in wettability, for a given pH, became more pronounced with increasing salt concentration. Using a non-Nernstian model of the electrical double layer, the experimental dependence of contact angle on both pH and salt concentration was satisfactorily predicted. 2011 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/54968 10.1021/jp203714a American Chemical Society restricted
spellingShingle Hanly, G.
Fornasiero, D.
Ralston, J.
Sedev, Rossen
Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
title Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
title_full Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
title_fullStr Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
title_full_unstemmed Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
title_short Electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
title_sort electrostatics and metal oxide wettability
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/54968