Determination of the Carbon Black Surface Free Energy Components from the Heat of Immersion Measurements

González-Martı́n, M.L.; Jańczuk, Bronisław; Labajos-Broncano, L.; Bruque, J.M.

doi:10.1021/la9621224

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“…Using the components of liquid surface tension Zao et al [33] proved that changes in wettability are caused by the increase of electron-acceptor parameter of apparent surface free energy with the increasing temperature. Taking into account the studies by Jańczuk et al [34] on carbon black and apparent surface free energy determination from heat of immersion, it should be remembered that value of dispersion parameter of apparent surface free energy γ s LW depends on the interpretation of contribution of film surrounding the droplet and change of contact angle value is affected by the electron-acceptor parameter of the apparent surface free energy and the existence of film adsorbed around the liquid droplet whose contact angles are measured.…”

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Influence of the ambient temperature on water and diiodomethane contact angle with quartz surface

Terpiłowski

2015

Annales UMCS, Chemia

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Wettability of solids is a key phenomenon in many processes. One should mentioned those which accompany us in our everyday life i.e. washing or cementing as well as those applied in industry e.g. flotation of minerals. Value of the contact angles are affected by many factors. One of them is temperature. In this paper monocrystaline quartz was used in the investigations which were carried out in the range 5−50°C with the step every 5°C. As follows the value of the contact angle of both water and diiodomethane changes with the increasing temperature. The change of its value for water is much larger than in case of another liquids of apolar character. Using Chibowski approach the apparent surface free energy was calculated in two ways with and without correction about temperature change of the surface tension. The calculation show difference between both results. Taking into consideration another value of the surface tension should not be neglected even if measurements is taken at a temperature close to 20°C which is the standard in one in such measurements

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Influence of the ambient temperature on water and diiodomethane contact angle with quartz surface

Terpiłowski

2015

Annales UMCS, Chemia

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“…From contact-angle measurements, the dispersive component of the surface free energy (c LW ) of carbon black was determined to be 36.8 mJ m -2 , and the total surface-free energy was 71.2 mJ m -2 . [42] Other contact-angle data showed the total sur- [ 44] For the purpose of this work, MCMB was assumed to be isotropic and net surface-energy components were obtained assuming a weighted average of those of carbon black and the graphite extraordinary plane (HOPG):…”

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Self‐Assembling Colloidal‐Scale Devices: Selecting and Using Short‐Range Surface Forces Between Conductive Solids

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Adv Funct Materials

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A new general approach to the direct formation of bipolar devices from heterogeneous colloids is suggested. By using surface‐force theory and direct measurements, combinations of conductive device materials between which short‐range repulsive forces exist in the presence of an intervening liquid, and use these interactions to self‐form electrochemical junctions are identified. The inclusion of Lifshitz–van der Waals (LW) and acid–base (AB) interactions appears to be generally sufficient for the prediction of short‐range interactions. Device concepts using repulsive and attractive short‐range interactions to produce self‐organizing colloidal‐scale devices are proposed and demonstrated. A prototype self‐organizing lithium rechargeable battery is demonstrated using lithium cobalt oxide (LiCoO2) and graphite as the active electrode materials.

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“…Three probing liquids, Diiodomethane (apolar), Formamide (polar), and DI water (polar), with given surface energy, L LW , L þ and L À , shown in Table 1, 10,14) are used to measure the contact angle of the liquids by the sessile drop method. Substituting the measured contact angle and the given surface energy of the liquids into the eq.…”

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Durability of Indium Tin Oxide-Silver-Indium Tin Oxide Films against Moisture Investigated Through The Wettability of The Top Oxide Layer

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With good wettability, the top oxide layer of oxide-Ag-oxide depositions can resist the moisture penetration, and consequently is able to prevent the degradation and enhance the durability of oxide-Ag-oxide depositions. The wettability of the top oxide on the Ag layer is determined according to the contact angle evaluated from the Young's equation. Before the evaluation, the vOCG's approach with the three-liquids-method is used to estimate the surface or interface energy of the films.

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Determination of the Carbon Black Surface Free Energy Components from the Heat of Immersion Measurements

Cited by 51 publications

References 32 publications

Influence of the ambient temperature on water and diiodomethane contact angle with quartz surface

Influence of the ambient temperature on water and diiodomethane contact angle with quartz surface

Self‐Assembling Colloidal‐Scale Devices: Selecting and Using Short‐Range Surface Forces Between Conductive Solids

Durability of Indium Tin Oxide-Silver-Indium Tin Oxide Films against Moisture Investigated Through The Wettability of The Top Oxide Layer

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