ABSTRACT

"Progresses from theoretical issues to applications. Contains a historical overview, in-depth considerations of various scenarios of silica adsorption, and results from the latest research. Invaluable for broad coverage of the expanding field of silica research."

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SurfaceChemicalProperties

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OH. of

of the surface oxygens to form two bonds as other atoms in the interior. The proton of the large oxygen ion as of the extending

chapter |25 pages

+ 1/m

of the two atoms of the diatomic molecule. The relation between the force constant, k, and can be of light (3 x 10em s-), and of two differ- vJ!v= If the OH group is treated as a simple diatomic harmonic oscillator, thus for =deuterium) we have (f.loo/J.loH)1=(16j9x17j16)!=

chapter 4|10 pages

Adsorption

of Chemistry, M. V. Lomonosov of silica adsorbents 63 of surface silanol group concentration on silica 72

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NH>NH,-COOH)

of deuterium exchange reaction of hydroxyl groups on adsorbent surface a

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" " s

chapter 5|3 pages

Nanoscale and Mesoscale Morphology

of stereology and mathematical morphology

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•-+--------,

chapter 6|4 pages

Thermogravimetric Approach for Determining Porosity

of Adsorption and Planar Chromatography, of silica gel 167

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chapter |38 pages

7SurfaceEnergetics

chapter 9|20 pages

Water Behavior

of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia

chapter 10|29 pages

Surface and Interface Structure

Silicas Comte-UFR Sciences et of Amorphous Silica 299

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a= nm. The silica particles are dispersed in aqueous NaN0solutions and the

of the dispersion was adjusted by using ion exchange resins (Persello and of the pH on the electrophoretic of the silica, as a function of the ionic strength. The effect of pH can be of the ionization of the surface groups. We shall define two

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chapter 11|26 pages

Surface Charge and Zeta Potential

Silica in Mixtures and Water of Electrochemistry, Technical University of of Physical Chemistry, Abo Akademi,

chapter 12|5 pages

Adsorption

of Perugia, Perugia, Italy of Heterogeneous Catalysis

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= S i " -0 -0 -" S i =

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~ C0

... 0 ... Si + N0--+ Si-O-O-Si=+N C0forming a kind of organic carbonate, =Si Si= +C0 -Si-0-C(0)-0-Si= Strain of SSCs. In fact, the aerogel +CO--+(- -h--+ 0)Si · · -0" "0- -0" "0 -Si(O- "[OCO]Si(O-h

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S i -C o o -+ s i + C 0

chapter 13|1 pages

Sorption

Silica of Electrochemistry, Technical University of

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« It «

of zero charge (PZC). Tadros and Lyklema [3) and of the aof silica below pH 3; also the electrokinetic of silica at very low pH values is positive [5). Recently Koopal [6] has of silica can be only negative and at

chapter 100|6 pages

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tl Ho -

of adsorbed cations, and a of the initial concentration of heavy metal cations. When

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I10fi

chapter 15|17 pages

Polymer and Polyelectrolyte

Suspensions of Adsorbed Polymer and

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/ D

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e -

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It is possible to displace PEO of low molar mass by PEO of high molar mass

of PEO of the thickness with time is measured with PEO layers of high molar mass. The reduction becomes lower with increasing excess of the ·-·----.

chapter 16|10 pages

Adsorption and Chemisorption

Enzymes and Other Natural Macromolecules on Silicas of Sciences, Kiev, Ukraine

chapter C|32 pages

CI

of biologically active compounds. of serious

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Adsorption from

chapter 18|9 pages

Adsorption of Polydimethylsiloxane

Chains on Plane Silica Surfaces

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Adsorption PDMS Bare Fumed

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+ c ) [ M i

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w_Q /2

of polymer left bound to silica is a strongly decreas- of immersion time in the presence of ammonia. Further investigations of the silica surface can be based on the competitive adsorption of hydroxyl functions is of short chains per gram of silica, ¢

chapter 20|2 pages

Modulation of Silica Pathogenicity by Surface Processes

Surface Processes of Torino, Torino, Italy

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It appears that another function

of otherwise direct membranolytic action of some mineral of that surfactant have been shown to rapidly adsorb to the silica surface

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+ 3, + 4, or + 5 cation that can replace silicon in the oxide

of catalytically active species into of mesoporous silica (see Fig. 5). of different species have been incorporated into a mesoporous matrix

chapter |15 pages

liu

chapter 22|13 pages

Fumed Silica as a Host for Study of Large Surface-to-Volume Ratio Problems in Finely Divided Aqueous Systems: Implications for the Atmosphere

Large Surface-to-Volume Ratio Problems in Finely Divided Aqueous Systems: Implications for Atmosphere of Physics, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland

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