1998
DOI: 10.1006/jcis.1998.5837
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Laterally Resolved Measurement of Interaction Forces between Surfaces That Are Partly Covered with Polyelectrolytes

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“…The zeta potentials of a poly-Si film in the absence and presence of 250 ppm PDADMAC were also measured using the ZetaSpin instrument described earlier, and these results are shown in Figure . These Zp values of poly-Si are similar to those reported by several authors. In the absence of any additive, the IEP of poly-Si is ∼3.3. However, on adding 250 ppm PDADMAC, the zeta potentials of polysilicon increased dramatically to highly positive values (≥40 mV) in the pH range 2−10, again suggesting that PDADMAC binds to and modifies the poly-Si surface.…”
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“…The zeta potentials of a poly-Si film in the absence and presence of 250 ppm PDADMAC were also measured using the ZetaSpin instrument described earlier, and these results are shown in Figure . These Zp values of poly-Si are similar to those reported by several authors. In the absence of any additive, the IEP of poly-Si is ∼3.3. However, on adding 250 ppm PDADMAC, the zeta potentials of polysilicon increased dramatically to highly positive values (≥40 mV) in the pH range 2−10, again suggesting that PDADMAC binds to and modifies the poly-Si surface.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…It is also well-known that PDADMAC is a cationic polymer, which carries a large positive charge density over the entire pH range and adsorbs on different surfaces (alumina, cellulose, mica, etc. ), independent of pH. , …”
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