Oil Water Interfacial Tension

Surface Tensiometerfor measuring Oil Water Interfacial Tension

Surface tension is a measure of the coherence that exists at an interface. Liquid molecules attract each other. The interactions of molecules in a liquid object are balanced by equal attractive forces in all directions. Molecules at the surface of the liquid experience an imbalance and become more tightly attached to the molecules to which they are directly attached. This creates a "film" surface that makes it harder for the body to traverse the surface than if it were completely submerged. The same applies to the interface of two immiscible liquids such as oil and water. In this case, the term "interface voltage" is used. Surface tension and surface tension have several different units and are usually measured at the Dain/cm (mN/m) level.

Weshine® offers a range of Surface Tensiometer (VS-9804 series) for measuring surface tension of oil in water widely used for educational, research, process control and quality control purposes to measure surface tension.

Weshine® Surface Tensiometer for measuring Oil Water Interfacial Tension Parameter (Specification)

The testing method of Weshine® Surface Tensiometer for measuring Oil Water Interfacial Tension is:

Du Noüy ring

The Du Noüy ring method uses a platinum ring as a probe. The platinum ring is placed on the measuring hook attached to the high-sensitivity balance. Immerse the ring below the interface by moving the platform on which the liquid container is placed. After immersion, the height of the platform is lowered, the ring is pulled across the interface, and the liquid meniscus is pulled with it. If the container is lowered further, the meniscus will come off the ring. Before this event, the volume of the meniscus (and thus the force applied) passes through a maximum and begins to decline until it actually breaks. The calculation of the surface or interfacial tension is based on the measurement of the maximum force and the circumference of the ring.

Figure 1. The different phases of the experiment can be determined from the force versus time curves:

1) At the beginning, the ring is above the interface and the force is zero. 2) At the contact interface of the ring, there is a slight normal force due to the adhesion between the ring and the surface. 3) The ring must be pushed across the interface (there is a small negative force due to surface tension). 4) The ring breaks through the interface, and a small normal force is measured due to the support line of the ring. 5) The measured force begins to increase as it is lifted through the interface. 6) The force keeps increasing. 7) Maximum force is reached. 8) After reaching the maximum, the force decreases slightly until the sheet breaks, or pushes the ring back below the surface.

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