Surface Potential Analyzer for Solid Samples , Anton Paar
The SurPASS electrokinetic analyzer in surface analysis is used to investigate the zeta potential of macroscopic solids based on a streaming potential and streaming current measurement. During a relative movement between the solid and liquid phases, the diffuse layer is sheared off, thus creating a potential difference: the streaming potential. The electrokinetic effects of streaming potential, is suitable to determine the zeta potential of macroscopic solid surfaces.
The zeta potential is related to the surface charge at a solid/liquid interface and is a powerful indicator for the surface chemistry (pH titration) and liquid-on-solid surface adsorption processes. This information can improve surface properties and the development of new specialized materials.
In addition, use the surface zeta potential to predict electrostatic attraction or repulsion between solutes and solid surfaces, for determining the material’s isoelectric point as well as properties like material conductance, porosity, or swelling.
Type: Electrokinetic Analyzer
Measurement mode: zeta potential
Streaming potential: ± 2000 mV ± (0.2 % + 4 μV)
Streaming current: ± 2 mA ± (0.2 % + 1 pA)
Cell resistance: 5 Ω … 20 MΩ ± (2 % + 0.5 Ω)
Pressure measurement: 4000 mbar ± (0.2 % + 0.5 mbar)
pH value : pH 2 … pH 12
Conductivity: 0.1 ... 1000 mS/m
Sample size requirements
Cylindrical Cell: Particle size > 25 μm
Adjustable Gap Cell: 20 mm x 10 mm, max. thickness 2 mm
Polymers: Charge formation on polymer surface
Semiconductors: Detection of native oxide on silicon nitride wafers
Cosmetics: Effect of Bleaching on the Streaming Potential of Human Hair
Enhancement of membrane separation performance
Dr. Sharon Hazan
Ilse Katz Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Tel : 972-8-64728375
Fax : 972-8-6428638
Beer-Sheva 84105, Israel
Email: sharvan@bgu.ac.il
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