Summary: Colloid Chemistry Week 1

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  • 1 Lifshitz-Van der Waals Interactions

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  • What are Forces of Relevance for Colloids?

    Van der Waals interactions
    Polar interactions
    Electrostatic interactions
  • How is the Hamaker constant determined?

    It can be estimated from molecular properties
    It can be calculated from surface tension data
    It can also be determined using the Lifshitz formalism
  • What does the Hamaker constant being negative correspond too?

    Positive Hamaker constant -> negative Gibbs free energy + attractive van der Waals
    Negative Hamaker constant -> Positive Gibbs free energy + repulsive van der Waals
  • 2 Polar/Lewis Acid-Base Interactions

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  • How is hydrophobicity/phility estimaded?

    Compared with water, assuming equal acidity and alkalinity.
  • 3 Wetting; Young-Dupre

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  • Why do want to measure the contact angle?

    To estimate the surface tension
  • How would you be able to measure/determine the individual surface tension components of a solid?

    Measure the surface tension of the solid + liquid, pure component liquid, and calculate surface tension with matrix algebra.
  • How is the matrax solved?

    Least-Squared method and regression analysis.
  • Why not average the information?

    You will lose information over the spread/deviation
  • Can you choose any liquid as a proble liquid?

    No, because spreading may occur of deltaG is positive
  • What are regression pitfalls?

    The determinant of the matrix formed from the interfacial tension components has to be very accurate, otherwise you have very large errors.
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