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Brownian motion
Illustration of the random walk of a Brownian particle.
The distance the particle has moved over a period of time is L
Robert Brown (1827)
Thermal energy fromenvironment causes the
molecules of the liquid to
vibrate.
These vibrating
molecules collide
with each other
and with the
surface of the
particles.
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x is the particle diameter
3kT
m
(Einstein, 1956)
f: friction coefficient = FD/U
k: Boltzmann constant = 1.381 x 10-23J/K
Extension to 3D case:
tL 6
2
2
1
2
3mvkT
Random thermal energyIgnoring drag, collision and other factors
Based on statistical analysis of 1-D random walk to determine root mean square
distance traveled.
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Surface forces
dVF
dD
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Van der Waals Forces
A group of
electrohydrodynamicinteractions that occur
between the atoms in
two different particles.
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Notation used to indicate the type of
material for each particle and the
intervening medium
Dielectric properties of medium 2 is between materials 1 & 3.
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Electrical double layer forces
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Number density per unit area of neutral (M-OH), positive (M-OH2+)
and negative (M-O-)surface sites as a function of pH
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-13.29 [ ] (nm )c
2
EDL 0 0
D
V x e
A measure of the counterion cloud (thus the range of the repulsion)
is the Debye length , k-1
Approximate EDL potential energy
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Zeta potential of alumina particles as a function of pH and salt concentration
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Adsorbing polymers, bridging and steric forces
Schematic representation of (a) bridging flocculation and (b) steric repulsion
i i f
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Net interaction force DLVO Theory:
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Result of surface forces on behaviour in air and water
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Influences of particle size and surface forces on
solid/liquid separation by sedimentation
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P f
kTt
g x
m
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P f x gkT
L t tx
m m
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Suspension rheology
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Relative viscosity ( ) of hard sphere silica particle
suspensions (black circles) and Einsteins relationship (line)
/s l
m m
Einstein (1906), < 7% volume solids)
Batchelor (1977), 7-15%, volume solids
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The transition from Brownian dominated random structures to preferred flow structuresas shear rate is increased is the mechanism for the shear thinning behaviour of
concentrated suspensions of hard sphere colloids
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Repulsive forces
Influences of surface forces on suspension flow
eff
volume of solid + excluded volume
total volume
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Attractive forces
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Force versus separation distance curves for alumina particles
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Force versus separation distance curves for oil droplets