Interfacial Phenomenon Flashcards

1
Q

What is interfacial phenomenon?

A

the behavior of molecules at the boundaries of phases (interface)

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2
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Are intermolecular forces attractive or repulsive?

A

BOTH

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3
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How many interphases are there and what are they?

A
There are 6: 
S-S
S-L
S-G
L-L
L-G
G-G
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4
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What is the boundary between the interphase called?

A

interfacial tension

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5
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When a phase in the interphase is gas, what can interfacial tension be called?

A

surface tension

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6
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What does surfactants do?

A

lower interfacial tension between ingredients; lower contact angles

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7
Q

γ

A

surface tension

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8
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What is temperature’s effect on surface tension?

A

surface tension decreases with increasing temperature; you must report a temperature value when giving surface tension value

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9
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What is a tensiometer?

A

a device used to measure interfacial tension

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10
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What are the different methods used to measure interfacial tension?

A
  • Du Nouy Ring method
  • Capillary Rise method
  • Wilhemy plate method
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11
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Du Nouy Ring method equation

A

γ = k x F

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12
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Capillary Rise method equation

A

γ = (h r d g) / (2 cos θ)

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13
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Wilhemy plate method equation

A
F = 2(L + T)γ cos θ
γ = F / (2 x F)
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