A theory is presented which allows us to quantitatively calculate the excess surface tension of acid solutions. The H, in the form of hydronium ion, is found to be strongly adsorbed to the solution-air interface. To account for the electrostatic potential difference measured experimentally, it is necessary to assume that the hydronium ion is oriented with its hydrogens pointing into the bulk wa...

A theory is presented which allows us to quantitatively calculate the excess surface tension of acid solutions. The H(+), in the form of hydronium ion, is found to be strongly adsorbed to the solution-air interface. To account for the electrostatic potential difference measured experimentally, it is necessary to assume that the hydronium ion is oriented with its hydrogens pointing into the bulk...

INTRODUCTION Pathological features of disease appear to be quite different. Despite this diversity, the common feature of various disorders underlies physicochemical and biochemical factors such as surface tension. Human biological fluids comprise various proteins and phospholipids which are capable of adsorption at fluid interfaces and play a vital role in the physiological function of human o...

High-temperature surface tension and viscosities for five bulk metallic glass-forming alloys with widely different glass-forming abilities are measured. The measurements are carried out in a high-vacuum electrostatic levitator using the drop oscillation technique. The surface tension follows proportional mathematical addition of pure components’ surface tension except when some of the constitue...

Surface tension of ternary solution of sodium chloride, succinic acid and water was measured as a function of both composition and temperature by using the capillary rise technique. Both sodium chloride and succinic acid are found in atmospheric aerosols, the former being main constituent of marine aerosol. Succinic acid was found to de-5 crease the surface tension of water already at very low ...

The investigation of surface tension is a very important task for gas hydrate studying. Surfactants can effectively reduce the surface tension, improve the gas storage capability of hydrate and increase the formation rate, shorten the induction time. The objective of this study were to obtain a better understanding of the role of surface tension on hydrate formation and build gas hydrate models...

ferula gumosa  boiss is one of the natural plants of iran whose exudates (barijeh) can be used in food industry. in the present study the properties of the gum extracted from tubers of ferula gumosa were examined. for this purpose, gum was extracted from crude exudates by alcoholic extraction with 90% (v/v) ethanol. the purity of gum was relatively high, and it was composed mostly of polysaccha...

The surface tensions of eight pure fused salts and nine binary mixtures were measured by the maximum bubble pressure method. Surface tension showed essentially linear variation with temperature in all cases. This report is available at Iowa State University Digital Repository: http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/ameslab_iscreports/171

We present a numerical study of sidebranching of a solidifying dendrite by means of a phase-field model. Special attention is paid to the regions far from the tip of the dendrite, where linear theories are no longer valid. Two regions have been distinguished outside the linear region: a first one in which sidebranching is in a competition process and a second one further down where branches beh...

A model for the size-dependent surface tension gammalv(D) of liquid droplets, free of any adjustable parameter, is presented in terms of the size-dependent surface energy gammasv(D). It is found that gammalv(D) drops monotonically with the size of the droplet in the nanometer region. Modeling predictions agree with computer simulations for sodium, aluminum, and water droplets. Meanwhile, the To...