Surface Effects with Natural Rubber Latex
Josef Schurz, U. Zaismann, F. Sommer
Abstract
Josef Schurz, U. Zaismann, F. Sommer
Abstract
Measurements of zeta potential (microelectrophoresis) and surface charge (polyelectrolyte titration) were performed on natural rubber latex with the addition of anion-active tensides of the fatty acid type. The negative zeta potential showed a monotonous rise with increasing tenside concentration for decanate, while a maximum was observed for laurate, myristate, and palmitate. The surface charge increased monotonously. A comparison with direct adsorption measurements showed that zeta potential measurements allow a simple determination of optimal tenside concentration, and that the mentioned maximum is related to the saturation concentration of the tenside.
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Measurements of zeta potential (microelectrophoresis) and surface charge (polyelectrolyte titration) were performed on natural rubber latex with the addition of anion-active tensides of the fatty acid type. The negative zeta potential showed a monotonous rise with increasing tenside concentration for decanate, while a maximum was observed for laurate, myristate, and palmitate. The surface charge increased monotonously. A comparison with direct adsorption measurements showed that zeta potential measurements allow a simple determination of optimal tenside concentration, and that the mentioned maximum is related to the saturation concentration of the tenside.
Key concepts: Microelectrophoresis, Zeta potential, Surface charge, Chemistry, Adsorption, Natural rubber, Polyelectrolyte, Saturation (graph theory)