Lecture

Colloid Stability: DLVO Theory and Membrane Potential

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Description

This lecture covers the DLVO theory and membrane potential, explaining the stability of colloidal solutions through electrostatic interactions. Topics include colloid stability, flocculation, coagulation, and the forces between charged surfaces. The instructor discusses the impact of factors like zeta potential, Debye length, and ion charge state on colloidal stability.

Instructor

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