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It is known that the surface/interfacial tension tension can be measured by pendant drop method and the following equation: IFT=deltaro*g*de^2/H. 1/H is function of ds/de (1/H=f(ds/de)). I used...
06 February 2018 1,541 12 View
Based on the previous investigations, the interaction between hydrophobic tail of a foaming surfactant like CTAB and additive like ethanol is stronger than the one between the hydrophobic tail and...
30 August 2017 1,579 3 View
The area/molecule of a surfactant is an important factor. What is the effect of this parameter on foaming?
30 August 2017 1,512 3 View
One of the method which can be used as an anti foam is the synergism of PEG with an anionic or cationic surfactant. Can this synergism compete with silicon based anti foams?
09 January 2017 4,804 5 View
Is Polyethylene glycol 400 (PEG 400) really a non-ionic surfactant? When PEG 400 dissolved in water, is it only decrease the surface tension of water or it can also form micelle and it has a CMC...
09 August 2016 7,596 3 View
I search for equation for describing the fugacity coefficient of surface phase or interface because I believe that different equation is needed for surface phase or interface. I search for the...
28 March 2016 3,564 5 View
I have an oil sample with 10 components and a gas mixture. For both of them we know the composition. We also know the pressure and temperature. For my calculation, first, I consider a molar ratio...
20 July 2015 473 6 View
Methyl-cyclopentane+help gas forms SH. Can methyl-cyclopentane form hydrate without this help gas?
10 April 2015 3,523 2 View
I search for a book in which the thermodynamics of interfaces is well explained.
23 March 2015 4,748 14 View
The interfacial tension usually decreases by increasing pressure, but for water/immiscible liquid interfacial tension increases by increasing pressure.
20 March 2015 2,621 3 View
It is known that many viscosity and thermal conductivity models are only applicable for atmospheric and saturation conditions. On the other hand, very high pressures (higher than 500 bar) is a...
01 January 1970 3,528 3 View