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Electrochemical properties of Fe and Al hydroxides as affected by different supporting electrolytes

Academic Article
Publication Date:
1984
Short description:
Electrochemical properties of Fe and Al hydroxides as affected by different supporting electrolytes / Premoli, Alessandra Maria; Solinas, Vincenzo; Deiana, Salvatore Andrea; Melis, Pietro. - In: STUDI SASSARESI. SEZIONE 3: ANNALI DELLA FACOLTÀ DI AGRARIA DELL'UNIVERSITÀ DI SASSARI. - ISSN 0562-2662. - 31:(1984), pp. 199-206.
abstract:
Potentiometric titration curves of Fe and Al hydroxides, carried out in presence of different electrolytes
(KCI, Kbr, KI, KNO3, KCIO4) were elaborated by the Stern theory through a computered program.
The zero points of charge (zpc), calculated from the intersection point of the titration curves at different
ionic strenght, varied from pH 7.10 to pH 7.65 for Fe hydroxides and from pH 9.10 pH 9.45 for Al hydroxi
des.
For Fe compounds, a good match was found between the experimental values and those calculated by
the Stern model. High deviations were observed only with KCIO4, in whose presence a lowering of the zpc
was registered.
Also in Al hydroxides the proposed model was not reliable below zpc, indicating that the surface interac
tions are somewhat involved in specific adsorption phenomena.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Fe; Al; hydroxides; zpc; electrolytes
List of contributors:
Premoli, Alessandra Maria; Solinas, Vincenzo; Deiana, Salvatore Andrea; Melis, Pietro
Handle:
https://iris.uniss.it/handle/11388/265014
Full Text:
https://iris.uniss.it//retrieve/handle/11388/265014/196253/Melis_P_Articolo_1984_Electrochemical.pdf
Published in:
STUDI SASSARESI. SEZIONE 3: ANNALI DELLA FACOLTÀ DI AGRARIA DELL'UNIVERSITÀ DI SASSARI
Journal
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