NEW METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE DYNAMIC SURFACE-TENSION - DETERMINATION OF THE DYNAMIC SURFACE-TENSION OF LOW-CONCENTRATION SURFACTANT SOLUTIONS USING A STOPPED-FLOW MAXIMUM BUBBLE PRESSURE METHOD
Vb. Fainerman et al., NEW METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE DYNAMIC SURFACE-TENSION - DETERMINATION OF THE DYNAMIC SURFACE-TENSION OF LOW-CONCENTRATION SURFACTANT SOLUTIONS USING A STOPPED-FLOW MAXIMUM BUBBLE PRESSURE METHOD, Tenside, surfactants, detergents, 33(6), 1996, pp. 452-456
A new method of measuring dynamic surface tension rising maximum bubbl
e pressure in a stopped-flow regime is proposed and the theoretical ba
sis elaborated. The new technique is carried out with aqueous solution
s of dimethyl dodecyl phosphine oxide at very low concentrations. The
results obtained are in excellent agreement with data from other metho
ds and support a theory of diffusion-controlled adsorption kinetics. T
he method can also be used to estimate the concentration of trace leve
ls of surfactants in river water.