A modified version of the restricted primitive model for electrolyte solutions based on the mean spherical approximation (MSA)
is applied to estimate the ionic strength dependence of the ionic product of water in aqueous solutions containing different
salts, which are commonly used as background electrolytes (NaCl, KCl, KNO3, and NaC104). The modification involves the use of permittivity of the solvent as concentration-dependent parameter and a single average
effective diameter. This is a way of including effects originated from the solvent which do not exist in the primitive model.
In the case of potassium nitrate and sodium perchlorate, a complete methodology to calculate the effective diameter and density
dependence of the dielectric constant has been proposed and developed. Fits between calculated and experimental pKw values are possible over wide concentration ranges using a single adjustable parameter, namely, the average hard core diameter
of water. 相似文献
We are concerned with the problem of minimizing the supremum norm on an interval of a nonzero polynomial of degree at most with integer coefficients. This is an old and hard problem that cannot be exactly solved in any nontrivial cases.
We examine the case of the interval in most detail. Here we improve the known bounds a small but interesting amount. This allows us to garner further information about the structure of such minimal polynomials and their factors. This is primarily a (substantial) computational exercise.
We also examine some of the structure of such minimal ``integer Chebyshev' polynomials, showing for example that on small intevals and for small degrees , achieves the minimal norm. There is a natural conjecture, due to the Chudnovskys and others, as to what the ``integer transfinite diameter' of should be. We show that this conjecture is false.
The problem is then related to a trace problem for totally positive algebraic integers due to Schur and Siegel. Several open problems are raised.
In recent years, several dual detection concepts (DDCs) for CE were developed, which consisted of at least one nondestructive detector. For these DDCs, a linear detector arrangement could be used, which is not possible when both detectors are destructive. To overcome this problem, we developed a concept for the splitting of the CE stream utilizing commercially available flow splitters (FSs) that allow the parallel positioning of two destructive detectors. In this proof-of-concept study, T- and Y-shaped FSs were characterized regarding their suitability for DDCs. To keep it simple, a UV detector (UV) and a C4D were used for the characterization. The model system consisted of an acetonitrile-based background electrolyte and the two model substances, (ferrocenylmethyl)trimethylammonium iodide and caffeine. CE hyphenated to a UV detector (CE-UV) measurements revealed that the split ratio was about 50% for both FSs. CE-C4D was used to evaluate the peak shape in front of and behind the FSs. These measurements showed that there was no significant peak broadening introduced by the FSs. Additionally, there were no changes in the LODs in front of and behind the FSs. Furthermore, the flexibility of the new FS approach allowed the usage of capillaries with different ids (25–75 µm) for injection and detection. 相似文献
In this paper some upper bounds for the volume and diameter of central sections of symmetric convex bodies are obtained in terms of the isotropy constant of the polar body. The main consequence is that every symmetric convex body in of volume one has a proportional section , dim ( ), of diameter bounded by
whenever the polar body is in isotropic position ( is some absolute constant).
This study proposes a novel and simple in-house design of a nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA) device for the online characterization of nanoparticles in an aqueous solution. The particle size distribution of two sets of model nanoparticles, for example, transparent (SiO2) and opaque (TiO2) materials with respect to water as a dispersion medium could be successfully analyzed. Experiments are conducted using two different laser wavelengths of 632.8 (red) and 510 nm (green) and a range of concentrations. The accuracy of the green laser is larger compared to the red laser for all particle concentrations used. The measured average diameter using the presented in-house NTA setup is in the acceptable range compared to the electron microscopy data. The average diameter of the transparent (SiO2) and opaque (TiO2) samples is calculated as 36.29 and 27.26 nm using NTA, 36.44 and 27.8 nm analyzing field emission scanning electron microscopy images, and 23.97 and 19.7 nm analyzing transmission electron microscopy images. In the new viewing sample holder, nanoparticles undergo mere Brownian motion with no bulk drift velocity. The effect of solid concentration and wavelength of the laser light on the performance of the NTA sensor is investigated, and the optimal concentration range for model particles is reported. 相似文献