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Self-Regularization of Polymer Charge

Let us consider a single chain of N monomers in volume V. Each monomer is monovalently charged, and i is the distance between two successive monomers along the polymer. Due to the electroneutrality condition, there are N monovalent counterions. Let M be the number of counterions adsorbed on the polyelectrolyte so that M/N is the degree of counterion adsorption and a = 1 — M/N) is the degree of ionization of the polyelectrolyte. In addition. [Pg.107]

Entropy of adsorbed ions. Since (1 -a )A counterions are adsorbed to each chain on an average and there are A /[((l -a)A ) ][(aA ) ] ways of formation of ion pairs, the free energy associated with the entropy of adsorbed counterions, with the Stirling approximation, is [Pg.108]

All nonlinear effects resulting from possible cooperative features associated [Pg.108]

Entropy of unadsorbed ions. The free energy due to the translational entropy associated with (N - M + n+) unadsorbed counterions and n coions in volume V is the familiar entropy of mixing term [Pg.108]

Correlations among dissociated ions. Using the Debye-Hiickel result given by Equation 3.44, we get [Pg.108]


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