甲苯对水/AOT/醇反相微乳液体系电导行为的影响

采用电导法研究了以二(2-乙基己基)琥珀酸酯磺酸钠(AOT)为表面活性剂、庚醇和癸醇分别与甲苯的混合溶剂为油相的反相微乳液体系在有无添加剂氯化钠时的电导行为。 结果表明,甲苯对水/AOT/癸醇体系电导渗滤有明显的抑制作用,而对水/AOT/庚醇体系没有影响;添加氯化钠对水/AOT/庚醇（癸醇）/甲苯体系的电导率基本无影响。     

非水反相微乳的加溶与电导性质研究

研究了若干非水极性溶剂（甲酰胺、二甲基亚砜和乙腈）及其与水的混合物/AOT/正庚烷反相微乳体系的加溶性质及其电导行为.结果表明，在AOT反相微乳中，非水极性溶剂的最大加溶量均远小于水的加溶量.其最大加溶量顺序为二甲基亚砜< 甲酰胺< 乙腈< 水.甲酰胺和乙腈与水的加溶相互抵制，而水在一定范围内可促进二甲基亚砜的加溶.非水反相微乳的电导率随加溶量的变化规律与含水反相微乳体系类同，但到达电导率极大值和出现渗滤时的加溶量明显比含水反相微乳 体系的要小.     

AOT/Triton X-100混合反胶束体系的导电性能

采用聚乙二醇辛基苯基醚(TritonX-100)和二(2-乙基己基)琥珀酸磺酸钠(AOT)双表面活性剂,与正己烷、正己醇和水构成混合反胶束体系;研究了表面活性剂质量比、助表面活性剂含量、水油体积比和温度等因素对反胶束体系导电性能的影响,同时采用循环伏安法研究了K3Fe(CN)6/K4Fe(CN)6在该体系中的电化学行为.结果表明:由两种表面活性剂构成的反胶束体系电导率σ明显大于单一表面活性剂反胶束体系电导率;体系电导率随AOT与TritonX-100的质量比w(w=mAOT∶mTritonX-100)的变化而变化,w为0-0.4时,电导率随w增大而线性增大,之后增加趋势变缓;w=0.96时,σ达到稳定值576μS·cm-1.混合体系电导率随溶水量的增大及温度的上升而提高;而增加助表面活性剂可显著降低体系的电导率.在所研究体系中,Fe(CN)36-/Fe(CN)46-电化学反应对的氧化还原峰电位几乎不随扫描速率变化,峰电位差约为75mV,峰电流的比值约为1,氧化峰电流与扫描速率的平方根成正比,说明K3Fe(CN)6/K4Fe(CN)6在混合反胶束体系中显示出良好的氧化还原可逆性,反应由扩散步骤控制.     

丁二酸二异辛酯磺酸钠在长链醇/N,N-二甲基甲酰胺体系中临界胶束浓度和热力学函数的微量量热法研究

用微量量热法研究了丁二酸二异辛酯磺酸钠(AOT)在N,N-二甲基甲酰胺(DMF)/长链醇(正戊醇、正己醇、正庚醇、正辛醇)体系中的临界胶束浓度(CMC)和热力学函数( , 和 ). 并分析讨论了醇的浓度、醇中的碳原子数及温度与CMC及热力学参数之间的关系. 结果表明, 在AOT/长链醇/DMF体系中, 当醇中的碳原子数相同且醇的浓度相同时, CMC, , 随温度的升高而增大, 而 随温度的升高而降低|当温度相同且醇中的碳原子数相同时, CMC, , 和 随醇浓度的增加都降低|而当温度相同且醇的浓度相同时, CMC, , 和 随醇中碳原子数的增加都降低.     

金属离子/胆酸钠超分子水凝胶特殊温度响应性的机理研究

研究了胆酸钠溶液与金属离子溶液混合自组装而成的水凝胶随温度升高而机械强度增强的独特温度响应性. 利用透射电镜(TEM)和X射线衍射(XRD)仪表征了水凝胶中聚集体的微观形貌及分子排列方式. 考察了其流变学行为、荧光性质随温度的变化. 结果表明,升温促进凝胶形成的速率, 并提高凝胶的机械强度. 随着温度的升高, 稀土离子的荧光强度显著增强. 表面张力测量表明, 胆酸钠溶液的临界胶束浓度随温度的升高而略有降低. 综合实验事实, 我们提出随温度升高导致的凝胶强度增强行为是由胆酸钠分子在高温下聚集能力增强的结果.     

以非离子型表面活性剂组成的W/O型微乳液的渗滤现象

通过电导现象研究以非离子型表面活性剂AEO~9、正己醇、煤油和水所组成的W/O型微乳液的微观结构。从渗滤作用来比较EMT、EMTDD和BW三种理论, 发现在水油比较低的情况下, 本体系符合EMT理论。这表明微乳液在电场下是独立球体, 不随电解质浓度和性质而变。还从研究不同温度下的电导而求得活化能, 发现为负值, 从中讨论了离子跃迁规律。     

表面活性剂胶束化物理化学性质研究

通过电导法考查温度和盐浓度对十二烷基硫酸钠(SDS)临界胶束浓度(CMC)的影响,研究表面活性剂形成胶束过程的物理化学性质。根据拟相分离模型求得胶束化热力学函数,并讨论体系电导活化能随温度和SDS浓度变化关系。结果表明:SDS的CMC随温度升高而增加,随氯化钠浓度增大而减小。在热力学上SDS在水溶液中形成胶束是一个自发、放热、熵增的过程;在动力学上,SDS溶液电导率与温度关系符合Arrhenius公式,通过电导活化能信息可揭示离子型表面活性剂形成胶束的机理特征。     

聚硅氧烷-聚醚接枝共聚物的合成及其碱金属盐络合物离子电导的研究

本文采用环氧乙烷与环氧丙烷共聚合成了一系列低分子量的聚醚(PEP),并用PEP的单烯丙基醚借助氢化硅烷基化反应(Hydrosilylation)制备出一种新型聚硅氧烷接枝聚醚的高分子电解质主体材料(PAEPS).分别讨论了共聚物组成、盐的种类和浓度等因素对交联PAEPS与碱金属盐络合物电解质膜离子电导的影响.结果表明,PAEPS与碱金属盐络合物的室温电导率较纯线型PEO提高两至三个数量级,电导率随温度变化关系基本上符合VTF方程,属于典型的非晶电解质行为.     

聚硅氧烷-聚醚接枝共聚物的合成及其碱金属盐络合物离子电导的研究

 本文采用环氧乙烷与环氧丙烷共聚合成了一系列低分子量的聚醚(PEP),并用PEP的单烯丙基醚借助氢化硅烷基化反应(Hydrosilylation)制备出一种新型聚硅氧烷接枝聚醚的高分子电解质主体材料(PAEPS).分别讨论了共聚物组成、盐的种类和浓度等因素对交联PAEPS与碱金属盐络合物电解质膜离子电导的影响.结果表明,PAEPS与碱金属盐络合物的室温电导率较纯线型PEO提高两至三个数量级,电导率随温度变化关系基本上符合VTF方程,属于典型的非晶电解质行为.     

Aerosol-OT在水和聚乙二醇-200混合溶液中有序结构转变及影响因素研究

通过电导、流变学方法等研究了温度和表面活性剂浓度对双(2-乙基己基)磺基琥珀酸钠(AOT)、水和聚乙二醇-200(PEG-200)体系有序结构形成和转变的影响。结果发现,在室温下高浓度AOT溶液中出现凝胶结构。当AOT的浓度为400mmol/kg以上时,随着温度的升高,观察到体系从透明粘稠到稍浑浊再到透明低粘度的过程,结合AOT的双链结构并通过流变实验验证了网络结构的形成,推测该体系在微观上经历了从凝胶到囊泡再到胶束的转变过程。当AOT的浓度为200~400 mmol/kg时,随着温度的升高,出现了凝胶和胶束混合体系到胶束体系的转变过程。     

The Conductance Percolation and Droplets Dimension of AOT in Alkanol Systems

The conductance behaviors of AOT in alkanol (hexanol, heptanol, octanol, and decanol) reverse microemulsions have been investigated. The percolation phenomenon induced by water is observed in the water/AOT/decanol system at 15°C and 30°C, and the water/AOT/octanol system at 15°C. The percolation phenomenon of water/AOT/alkanol systems is discussed from the interaction between the hydroxy group of alkanol and the polar group of AOT, droplets diffusion coefficient, and the rate constant for droplets collision. The droplets size and diffusion coefficient of the water/AOT/alkanol systems have also been studied by modifying the water concentration. The results show that hydrodynamic diameter of droplets decreases and diffusion coefficient increases with the increasing of water content, which may be explained by the polarity of alkanol phase.     

The effect of additives on the water solubilization capacity and conductivity in n-pentanol microemulsions

The influence of additives such as sodium salicylate and sodium chloride on the water solubilization capacity of AOT in n-pentanol solutions has been investigated. The water solubilization capacity is enhanced by sodium salicylate and decreased by sodium chloride. The percolation behavior of the water/AOT/n-pentanol system is studied by modifying the water concentration and temperature. No percolation threshold induced by water or temperature is detected either in the absence or in the presence of additives. The values of ln sigma have a linear correlation with temperature in the range of 5-40 degrees C. The activation energy is also estimated and discussed.     

Percolation phenomenon in mixed reverse micelles: the effect of additives

The conductivity of AOT/IPM/water reverse micellar systems as a function of temperature, has been found to be non-percolating at three different concentrations (100, 175 and 250 mM), while the addition of nonionic surfactants [polyoxyethylene(10) cetyl ether (Brij-56) and polyoxyethylene(20) cetyl ether (Brij-58)] to these systems exhibits temperature-induced percolation in conductance in non-percolating AOT/isopropyl myristate (IPM)/water system at constant compositions (i.e., at fixed total surfactant concentration, omega and X(nonionic)). The influence of total surfactant concentration (micellar concentration) on the temperature-induced percolation behaviors of these systems has been investigated. The effect of Brij-58 is more pronounced than that of Brij-56 in inducing percolation. The threshold percolation temperature, Tp has been determined for these systems in presence of additives of different molecular structures, physical parameters and/or interfacial properties. The additives have shown both assisting and resisting effects on the percolation threshold. The additives, bile salt (sodium cholate), urea, formamide, cholesteryl acetate, cholesteryl benzoate, toluene, a triblock copolymer [(EO)13(PO)30(EO)13, Pluronic, PL64], polybutadiene, sucrose esters (sucrose dodecanoates, L-1695 and sucrose monostearate S-1670), formamide distinctively fall in the former category, whereas sodium chloride, cholesteryl palmitate, crown ether, ethylene glycol constitute the latter for both systems. Sucrose dodecanoates (L-595) had almost marginal effect on the process. The observed behavior of these additives on the percolation phenomenon has been explained in terms of critical packing parameter and/or other factors, which influence the texture of the interface and solution properties of the mixed reverse micellar systems. The activation energy, Ep for the percolation process has been evaluated. Ep values for the AOT/Brij-56 systems have been found to be lower than those of AOT/Brij-58 systems. The concentration of additives influence the parameters Tp and Ep for both systems. A preliminary report for the first time on the percolation phenomenon in mixed reverse micelles in presence of additives has been suggested on the basis of these parameters (Tp and Ep).     

Physicochemical studies on microemulsions 9. Conductance percolation of AOT-derived W/O microemulsion with aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbon oils

Both volume- and temperature-induced percolation of conductance of w/o microemulsions formed with AOT in cyclic aliphatic and aromatic oils (cyclohexane, cyclohexanone, toluene, and xylenes), and volume percolation of water/AOT/oil systems using linear aliphatic hydrocarbons (n-hexane, n-heptane, n-octane, i-octane, and n-decane) have been studied. The effect of additives, viz. sodium cholate (NaC), sodium deoxycholate (NaDC), cholesterol, n-butanol, and t-butanol, toluene, and xylenes (o, m, and p) on the temperature-induced percolating processes using the oils cyclohexane and cyclohexanone has been examined. The percolation results have been analyzed in the light of scaling equation, and the energy of activation of the ion-transport phenomenon has been evaluated for both pre- and postpercolation stages. From the percolation data, the diameter of the microdispersed water droplets, their population, and surface area have been estimated. The enthalpy of dispersion of water in AOT/oil medium has been determined from isothermal titration calorimetric (ITC) measurements.     

Effects of bile salts on percolation and size of AOT reversed micelles

The effects of two trihydroxy bile salts, sodium taurocholate (NaTC) and 3-[(3-cholamidylpropyl)dimethylammonio]-1-propane sulfonate (CHAPS), on the size, shape and percolation temperature of reversed micelles formed by sodium bis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (AOT) in isooctane were studied. The percolation temperature of the reversed micelles decreased upon inclusion of bile salts, indicating increased water uptake. Dynamic light scattering (DLS) measurements showed consistent enlargement of reversed micelles upon addition of the bile salts; the hydrodynamic radius increased sixfold in the presence of 10 mM CHAPS and doubled in the presence of 5 mM NaTC. Inclusion of the enzyme yeast alcohol dehydrogenase (YADH) increased the percolation temperature and distorted the spherical structure of the AOT reversed micelles. The spherical structure was restored upon addition of bile salt. These results may help to explain the increase in activity of YADH in AOT reversed micelles upon addition of bile salts.     

On the temperature percolation in a w/o microemulsion in the presence of organic derivatives of chalcogens

The course of temperature percolation in a w/o microemulsion system comprising water/bis(2-ethylhexyl) sulfosuccinate sodium, AOT/isooctane affected by the presence of additives has been investigated. Additives, viz., organic derivatives of chalcogens including dipyridyl diselenide (Py2Se2), diphenyl diselenide (Ph2Se2), and dipyridyl ditelluride (Py2Te2), have been assimilated in the reverse micellar system. Formulations have been studied in terms of (i) the concentration variation of additives, (ii) the change in omega (= [H2O]/[AOT]), and (iii) the change in the nonpolar continuum, S (= [oil]/[AOT]). Phenyl derivatives hinder the percolation, whereas the pyridyl derivative in moderate amounts favors the phenomenon. The estimated values of the critical exponents are lower than those predicted by the dynamic percolation theory. The association model has been implemented to access the thermodynamic parameters of droplet clustering. Pyridyl compounds are expected to alter the rigidity of the surfactant monolayer, which could help to promote the attractive interdroplet interaction. FT-IR spectroscopy has been used to elucidate the changes occurring in the core water in the presence of organic derivatives of chalcogens as the droplet size is increased. Results have been rationalized in terms of the alteration in the physicochemical behavior of the water/AOT/isooctane microemulsion in the presence of additives.     

Emulsion stability in sucrose monoalkanoate system with addition of cosurfactants

The hydrophile-lipophile property of the sucrose monododecanoate changes from hydrophilic to lipophilic by adding an alcohol as a cosurfactant. With the addition of a short-alkyl-chain alcohol (pentanol, hexanol), the surfactant forms the middle-phase microemulsion whereas a lamellar liquid crystal (L_!) appears with a medium- or long-chain alcohol (heptanol, octanol, decanol) at the balanced state in water/ SE/ cosurfactant/ decane system. The effect of changing oil was also studied in the presence of a middle-chain cosurfactant (heptanol). A short-chain aromatic oil (m-xylene) forms middle-phase microemulsion whereas a longer aliphatic one (hexadecane) forms lamellar liquid crystalline phase in a dilute region when the HLB of surfactant is balanced in a given system. O/W emulsions become stable on the hydrophilic-surfactant-rich side whereas W/O emulsions are stable on the cosurfactant-rich side. Emulsions are very unstable in the three-phase regions. However, when the lamellar phase is produced, emulsions become stable at the balanced state because water and oil are incorporated in L_! phase in the longer cosurfactant systems such as water/ SE/ octanol/ decane and water/ SE/ decanol/ decane.     

Fluid multiphase equilibria and critical phenomena in binary and ternary mixtures of carbon dioxide, certain n-alkanols and tetradecane

Experimental results of fluid multiphase equilibria occurring in ternary mixtures of near-critical carbon dioxide, certain n-alkanols and tetradecane are presented. The following n-alkanols were used in this investigation: decanol, octanol, heptanol, hexanol and pentanol. In the ternary systems with decanol, octanol or heptanol a closed loop liquid-vapor two-phase region in the three-phase surface liquid-liquid-vapor was found. As far as the ternary system with decanol is concerned, this phenomenon is in agreement with an earlier and unexpected finding of Patton et al. (1993). In addition, it was also found in this study that the phase diagrams of the ternary mixtures with hexanol or pentanol as the n-alkanol show further complications.     

The Dynamics and Energetics of Percolation of Water/AOT/Isooctane Microemulsions upon the Addition of Tween Nonionic Surfactants

The temperature‐induced percolation of water/AOT/isooctane microemulsions was studied in the presence of the Tween series of polyoxyethylated nonionic surfactants employing conductometry. Percolation temperatures were determined utilizing the Sigmoidal‐Boltzmann equation procedure. The results were analyzed in terms of the percolation temperature, scaling parameters, activation energy, and thermodynamics of the clustering process. It was observed that the Tween series of surfactants aided the percolation process, and the percolation parameters were found to be independent of the hydrophobic chain length of these additives. The percolation temperature was found to be dependent on the concentration of the Tweens. It was concluded that the influence of the Tween series of surfactants on the percolation phenomenon was due to the number of ethylene oxide moieties in the head groups region of the additive. The effects of these additives was described in terms of modifications in the microemulsion's interfacial layer, outer oil layer, viscosity of the water micropool, and interactions between the anionic head groups of AOT.