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Interface

Boundary between 2 phases

Surface tension

Force that pulls the molecules at the interface together, w/c results to the contraction of the surface

Dynes/cm


N/m

Unit for surface tension

Interfacial tension

Force per unit length existing at the interface between two immiscible lq. Phases

Force/ length of the surface

Formula for surface tension

Surface free energy

This energy increases when surface of the same mass of liquid increases

Capillary rise


Du Nuoy Ring method

2 measurements of surface and interfacial tension

Y= 1/2 hgrd

Formula for capillary rise

Y= dial reading in dynes/ 2 x ring circumference x Beta

Formula for Du Nuoy Ring method

Du Nuoy Ring method

This method depends on the principle that the force necessary to detatch a platinum- iridium ring immersed at the surface or interface is proportional to the surface or interfacial tension

Tensiometer

Other name for Du Nuoy Ring method

Surface active ingredients

Molecules or ions that are absorbed at interfaces

More hydrophilic

Higher the hlb= ?

More lipophilic

The lower HLB= ?

Tweens (polyoxyethylene) Derivatives of spans)

Example of high hlb substance

9.6- 16.7

Value for high hlb

Span


sorbitan ester

Example of low hlb substance (2)

None

Interfacial tension of G-G

Gamma LV

Interfacial tension of G-L

Gamma SV

Interfacial tension of G-S

Gamma LL

Interfacial tension of L-L

Gamma LS

Interfacial tension of L-S

Gamma SS

Interfacial tension of S-S

No possible interface

Type and example of G-G interface

Lq surface, body of water exposed to atmosphere

Type and example of G-L interface

Solid surface, table top

Type and example of G-S interface

Liq- liq interface, emulsion

Type and example of L-L interface

Liq solid surface, emulsion

Type and example of L-S interface

Solid- solid interface, powder particles in contact

Type and example of S-S interface

Amphiphile

Molecule or ion has a certain affinity for both polar and non polar solvents

1.7- 8.6

Hlb value range with low hlb