Effect of water hardness on surface tension and dilational visco-elasticity of sodium dodecyl sulphate solutions
[Display omitted] ► The surface activity of SDS is increased due to presence of bivalent ions. ► In presence of bivalent ions double chain surfactants like Ca(DS)2 can be formed. ► The hydrolysis of SDS is enhanced in NaCl solutions, producing dodecanol. ► Bivalent ions further enhance the SDS hydro...
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► The surface activity of SDS is increased due to presence of bivalent ions. ► In presence of bivalent ions double chain surfactants like Ca(DS)2 can be formed. ► The hydrolysis of SDS is enhanced in NaCl solutions, producing dodecanol. ► Bivalent ions further enhance the SDS hydrolysis in solution. ► SDS in hard water represents a multicomponent surfactant solution.
The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl2 and MgCl2 in the ratio of 2:1 at concentrations of 6 and 40FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)2 and Mg(DS)2 in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)2 and Mg(DS)2 are described using the generalised Frumkin model.
The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions.
The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005Hz and 0.2Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus. |
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| AbstractList | The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl₂ and MgCl₂ in the ratio of 2:1 at concentrations of 6 and 40FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)₂ and Mg(DS)₂ in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)₂ and Mg(DS)₂ are described using the generalised Frumkin model. The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions. The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005Hz and 0.2Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus. The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl(2) and MgCl(2) in the ratio of 2:1 at concentrations of 6 and 40FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)(2) and Mg(DS)(2) in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)(2) and Mg(DS)(2) are described using the generalised Frumkin model. The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01 M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions. The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005 Hz and 0.2 Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01 M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus. The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl2 and MgCl2 in the ratio of 2: 1 at concentrations of 6 and 40 FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)2 and Mg(DS)2 in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)2 and Mg(DS)2 are described using the generalised Frumkin model. The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01 M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions. The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005 Hz and 0.2 Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01 M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus. The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl(2) and MgCl(2) in the ratio of 2:1 at concentrations of 6 and 40FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)(2) and Mg(DS)(2) in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)(2) and Mg(DS)(2) are described using the generalised Frumkin model. The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01 M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions. The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005 Hz and 0.2 Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01 M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus.The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl(2) and MgCl(2) in the ratio of 2:1 at concentrations of 6 and 40FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)(2) and Mg(DS)(2) in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)(2) and Mg(DS)(2) are described using the generalised Frumkin model. The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01 M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions. The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005 Hz and 0.2 Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01 M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus. [Display omitted] ► The surface activity of SDS is increased due to presence of bivalent ions. ► In presence of bivalent ions double chain surfactants like Ca(DS)2 can be formed. ► The hydrolysis of SDS is enhanced in NaCl solutions, producing dodecanol. ► Bivalent ions further enhance the SDS hydrolysis in solution. ► SDS in hard water represents a multicomponent surfactant solution. The complementary drop and bubble profile analysis and maximum bubble pressure tensiometry are used to measure the dynamic surface tension of aqueous SDS solutions in the presence of hardness salts (CaCl2 and MgCl2 in the ratio of 2:1 at concentrations of 6 and 40FH). The presence of hardness salts results in an essential increase of the SDS adsorption activity, which indicates the formation of Ca(DS)2 and Mg(DS)2 in the SDS solutions. The surface tension isotherms of SDS in presence of Ca(DS)2 and Mg(DS)2 are described using the generalised Frumkin model. The presence of hardness salts accelerates the ageing of SDS solutions as compared with the addition of 0.01M NaCl due to a faster hydrolysis and hence formation of dodecanol. These results are used to estimate the possible concentration of dodecanol in the studied SDS solutions. The buoyant bubble profile method with harmonic surface oscillations is used to measure the dilational rheology of SDS solutions in presence of hardness salts in the frequency range between 0.005Hz and 0.2Hz. The visco-elasticity modulus in the presence of hardness salts is higher as compared with its values in the presence of 0.01M NaCl additions. The ageing of SDS solutions leads to an essential increase of the visco-elastic modulus. |
| Author | Kovalchuk, V.I. Miller, R. Fainerman, V.B. Lylyk, S.V. Petkov, J.T. Kovalchuk, N.M. Aksenenko, E.V. |
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| Keywords | Thermodynamic adsorption model Dilational surface rheology SDS Maximum bubble pressure tensiometry Bivalent ions Dynamics of adsorption Drop and bubble profile tensiometry Water hardness Water Elasticity Ionic surfactant Maximum bubble pressure Bubble Thermodynamic model Dynamics Oscillation Elastic modulus Rheology Ageing Ions Hardness Lauryl sulfate Drop Hydrolysis Dynamic surface tension Anionic surfactant Adsorption Sodium Isotherm Frequency Surface tension Aqueous solution Physicochemical properties |
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| Title | Effect of water hardness on surface tension and dilational visco-elasticity of sodium dodecyl sulphate solutions |
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