China Surfactant Detergent & Cosmetics ›› 2019, Vol. 49 ›› Issue (11): 711-720.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1001-1803.2019.11.003
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ZHANG Wan-qing1,XU Mao-dong1,2,JIANG Jian-zhong1,CUI Zheng-gang1()
Received:
2019-10-03
Online:
2019-11-22
Published:
2019-11-26
Contact:
Zheng-gang CUI
E-mail:cuizhenggang@hotmail.com
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ZHANG Wan-qing,XU Mao-dong,JIANG Jian-zhong,CUI Zheng-gang. Interactions between surfactants and nanoparticles and the construction of smart systems(V) Interactions between like-charged nanoparticles and ionic surfactants(i) Construction of novel emulsions using ultra-low concentration of nanoparticles/surfactants and their stabilization mechanism[J].China Surfactant Detergent & Cosmetics, 2019, 49(11): 711-720.
Fig. 3
Digital photographs(A)and selected micrographs(B)of n-decane-in-water emulsions stabilized by mixtures of 0.5% nano-Al2O3 and CTAB of different concentrations, as well as selected micrographs(C)of n-decane-in-water emulsions stabilized by CTAB alone at different concentrations, taken 24 h(B and C)and 1 month(A)after preparation. CTAB concentration(mmol/L)is given on each vessel and image"
Fig. 5
Correlation between the nano-Al2O3 concentration and the CTAB concentration required for stabilizing n-decane-in-water emulsions(a)at 25 ℃, and average droplet diameter of emulsions co-stabilized by nano-Al2O3 and CTAB and stabilized by CTAB alone as a function of CTAB concentration(b); the average droplet diameter was measured from micrographs of the emulsions"
Fig. 6
SEM images(A)and optical micrographs(B)of dried n-hexane-in-water novel emulsion droplets co-stabilized by 0.5% nano-Al2O3 plus 0.1 mmol/L CTAB(A-1, B) or by 0.06% nano-Al2O3 plus 0.03 mmol/L CTAB(A-2), and optical micrographs(C) of n-hexane-in-water Pickering emulsion droplets half dried(C-1)and fully dried(C-2)co-stabilized by 0.5% nano-Al2O3 plus 0.1 mmol/L SDS"
Fig. 7
Digital photographs of n-decane-in-water emulsions stabilized by(A)0.5% nano-SiO2 alone,(B)SDS alone at different concentrations and(C) mixture of 0.5% nano-SiO2 and SDS at different concentrations, as well as micrographs of emulsions stabilized by SDS alone(a-c)and by nano-SiO2 in combination with SDS(d-f), taken 24 h after preparation. SDS concentration(mmol/L)is given on each vessel and image(cmc = 8 mmol/L)"
Fig. 8
Digital photographs of toluene-in-water emulsions stabilized by(A)0.5% nano-Al2O3 alone,(B)CTAB alone at different concentrations and(C)mixtures of 0.5% nano-Al2O3 and CTAB at different concentrations, as well as micrographs of emulsions stabilized by CTAB alone(a-c)and by nano-Al2O3 in combination with CTAB(d-f), taken 24 h after preparation. CTAB concentration(mmol/L)is given on each vessel and image(cmc=0.9 mmol/L)"
Fig. 9
Digital photographs of tricaprylin-in-water emulsions stabilized by(A)0.5% nano-Al2O3 alone,(B)CTAB alone at different concentrations and(C)mixtures of 0.5% nano-Al2O3 and CTAB at different concentrations, as well as micrographs of emulsions stabilized by CTAB alone(a, b)and by nano-Al2O3 in combination with CTAB(c, d), taken 24 h after preparation. CTAB concentration(mmol/L)is given on each vessel and image(cmc=0.9 mmol/L)"
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