Abstract
AbstractThe lecture represented a review of the work done in the author's laboratory dealing with the behavior of a variety of submicronic particles in the presence of simple and complex ions, surface active agents, polyelectrolytes and polymers. Experimentally, the stability of colloidal sols, which can be readily followed by optical methods, was investigated as a function of the composition of the electrolyte environments. This approach offers a number of advantages when the evaluation of solid‐solute interactions is attempted. By selecting various colloidal sols one can study the interactions of counterions with particles of different surface properties, such as the charge density, type and concentration of stabilizing ions, degree of solvation, surface ionization, etc.
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