Diffusion of cadmium chloride in aqueous solutions at physiological temperature 310.15K

Interaction between lactose and cadmium chloride in aqueous solutions as seen by diffusion coefficients measurements

“…However, the understanding of these complex systems has not yet been well established, and consequently, their characterization is very important, helping us to understand better their structure, and to model them for practical applications. While numerous studies have been carried out on the thermodynamic properties of aqueous lactose solutions (e.g., [5,6]), few have taken into account the transport behaviour of these systems (e.g., [7][8][9]). We have been particularly interested in data on these properties for chemical systems, particularly on the diffusion of the systems containing lactose and cadmium ion as cadmium chloride.…”

“…A few diffusion coefficients for binary aqueous systems containing lactose and cadmium, respectively, have been reported (e.g., [9,10]) but, as far as the authors know, after careful literature search, no data on diffusion coefficients are available in literature for systems containing cadmium salts and lactose at t = 25 ºC.…”