I know that cations play an important role in Diffuse Double Layer thickness. Furthermore, I know that the concentration of anion increases as the distance from aggregate increases.
So, what is the difference between monovalent and divalent anions in the diffuse double layer?
Yuri Mirgorod
Dear Ebrahim:
Look at the formula for the thickness of the diffuse electric double layer in the Gouy-Chapman theory. The charge of the ion is in the denominator . Therefore the thickness of the diffusion layer decreases with increasing ionic charge.
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