Abstract
Studies of the diffuse double layer have entered an exciting phase due to advances made in fundamental areas of charged solid-liquid systems and the utility of this parameter in soil chemistry and material science. This review discusses the relevance of the Langmuirian approach and the application of the DLVO theory when attractive and repulsive forces are encountered. The use of diffuse double layer thickness in modeling charged solid-liquid systems by applying chemical engineering principles is presented. Langmuir DLVO theory electrostatics diffuse double layer
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