Preparation adsorption from solution

The interactions between the sohd support and the IL have a strong influence on the resulting properties of the system (e.g., on ionic mobility) these properties can be also affected by several factors including the way the sample is prepared (adsorption from solution [76, 77], incipient wetness impregnation (IWI) method. 

HRe(CO)s Pt/NaCsY prepared from decarbonylation of Pt carbonylate, which is generated in situ Adsorption from solution Re-Pt interactions Re inhibits agglomeration of Pt [59]... 

Pyrene-labeled SA mixed monolayers were prepared by adsorption from solutions of the desired concentration of a particular fatty acid, along with a small fraction (1-5%) of the probe Py-C16. All solutions used were of total acid concentration of 5xl0 3M. 

In addition to film preparation by adsorption from the melt, Compound D was also adsorbed on pure platinum surfaces by adsorption from solution in nitrobenzene, ethyl alcohol, and ethyl alcohol-water solutions. As was true of films adsorbed on chromium, adsorption on platinum from solution resulted in surface coatings exhibiting lower contact angles than those formed from the molten acid. The same postadsorption treatments were also effective in increasing the contact angles of films of Compound D on platinum. 

Langmufr s work on gas adsorption and insoluble monolayers prepared the way for more progress to be made in the interpretation of adsorption from solution data. In the light of the Langmuir theory, it seemed logical to suppose that the plateau of a solute isotherm represented monolayer completion and that the monolayer capacity could be derived by application of the Langmuir equation. 

Reporting Data on Adsorption from Solution at the Solid/Solution Inteiface. Prepared for publication by D.H. Everett, Pure Appl. Chem. 58 (1986) 967. 

In the case of vapour-phase processes for metal deposition on the support, only limited control of dispersion and distribution of the metal crystallites is possible. In the case of liquid-phase systems, they do not provide as wide a range of catalysts as is possible with techniques based on adsorption from solution. However, the technique does provide a means of preparing well characterized surface-impregnated supports. 

Complex Ionic Adsorption from Solution. - Much of the metal adsorption that normally is of importance in catalyst preparative chemistry concerns the interaction with complex ions. Obviously, for example, all metal anionic adsorption must of necessity involve the metal as a complex ion. This tendency to form complex ions can cause substantial deviations from what one might normally expect from considerations of simple ion-exchange equilibria. This is true in the case of ferric chloride, for example reactions (12)-(15). 

Sample Preparation Diffusion Controlled Adsorption from Solution... 

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The support, zirconia (ISA), was supplied by the Norton Company. The oxide was grounded and sieved to a particle size ranged from 0.16 to 0.25 mm, and calcined at 773 K. Its surface properties, 63.3 m g of specific surface and average pore diameter of 8.60 nm, were determined from the nitrogen adsorption isotherms. The catalysts were prepared by adsorption from solution and/or impregnation of precursor(s), ruthenium nitrosyl nitrate (Alfa) and hexachloroplatinic acid (Aldrich), onto the support. Being zirconia isoelectric point 6.5 (determined by electrophoresis [17] using a Malvern Instrument Zetasizer 4) the precursors solution pH value was kept sufficiently low to enable the desired adsorption of complex metal anions. 

The polyelectrolyte multilayers employed in these studies consisted of alternating layers of poly(ethyleneimine) (PEI) and poly(4-styrenesulfonicacid) sodium salt (PSS) and were prepared via adsorption from solution as described by Decher et al. [26] on functionalized Au- or SiOx substrates. The lipids used for the preparation of the bilayers were dimyristoyl-L-a-phosphatidylglycerol (DMPG, negatively charged in aqueous solution) and DMPC. Uni-lamellar lipid vesicles were prepared via the extrusion technique. 

The simplest method for fabricating PMEs from preformed polymers is based on adsorption from solution by dipping the electrode in a polymer solution. The reproducibility of this method is questionable however because of the need to shake or wipe excess solution from the surface before the solvent evaporates. More reproducible films can be prepared by dropping a measured aliquot of a polymer solution onto the electrode surface, followed by the slow evaporation, preferably in a solvent-saturated chamber, of the solvent. For thin polymer films, the technique of spin coating can produce more homogeneous and reproducible layers. This technique involves the drop coating and solvent evaporation of the polymer solution on a rapidly rotating electrode. 

This book has been written in eight chapters, which cover activated carbons their surface structure the adsorption on solid surfaces and the models of adsorption adsorption from solution phase the preparation, characterization of, and adsorption by carbon molecular sieves important applications of activated carbons with special emphasis on medicinal and health applications and the use of activated carbons in environmental clean up. 

In industrial applications activated carbons are used as supports for precious metal and metal oxide catalysts. These catalysts can be prepared by adsorption from solution, impregnation, precipitation and other techniques as gas phase deposition [4]. The most common way of preparation is adsorption and impregnation by bringing the activated carbon in contact with a solution of the desired metal compound or with a solution of a metal precursor, in most times a complex salt. Then the impregnated activated carbon is dried. Reduction is carried out when the metal precursor has to be transformed in the metal. Important quality criteria are ... 

To prepare such a reference plot, homogeneous phases of mixed SAMs should be prepared and the surface composition of such a homogeneous phase can be determined by XPS measurements. For mixed SAMs containing two components of different chain lengths, direct co-adsorption from solutions of mixed alkanethiols will lead to phase separation. One of solutions is to prepare uniform phases of mixed SAMs co-adsorbed from solutions of mixed symmetrical and asymmetrical disulfides as found recently from our experiments. The success of this technique for determining surface composition in a nano-scale domain depends on the ability to obtain quantitative measurements of forces and to prepare homogeneous phases. 

As presented in the introduction, the nature of the substrate used for the above-described electrostatic layer-by-layer deposition is not cmcial, as long as it is charged. For example, PAH/PSS multilayers have been prepared on plasma-treated glass [85,86], as cleaved mica [87], silicon functionalized by 3-aminopro-pyldimethoxysilane [88], surface-oxidized poly(4-methyl-l-pentene) [89], chemically modified poly(chlorotrifluoroethylene) (PCTFE) [90,91], plasma-modified poly(tetrafiuoroethylene) (FIFE) [92,93], chemically modified as well as untreated poly(ethylene terephtalate) (PET) [94], gold surfaces modified with mer-captopropionic acid [76], and many others. PAH/PSS multilayers have also been grown on chemically modified polystyrene [95] and melamine formaldehyde latex particles [96,97]. Multilayer assembly on latex particles was either accomplished by adsorption from solutions of high polyelectrolyte concentration with... 

The English translation of this book by D. Smith and N. G. Adams provides a detailed account of theoretical approaches and experimental techniques of adsorption. The subject matter, essentially comprising physical chemistry, includes defined substances, defined surfaces and their preparation, methods for studying the texture of adsorbents, methods of studying adsorption, the surface structure of solids, theories of adsorption forces, adsorption kinetics and thermodynamics, theories of adsorption equilibria, the mechanisms of physical adsorption and chemisorption, adsorption from flowing gases and liquids, practical applications of adsorption, adsorption from solutions and the relationship between adsorption and catalysis. 

Zisman and co-workers used the critical surface tension principle to correlate wettability with the constitution of low-energy surfaces. Condensed mono-layers were prepared on polished platinum or glass by adsorption from solution and isolation by the retraction method. Data obtained by these methods [26] are tabulated in Table 11.3. 

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