Zeta Potential & Titration

Description

DT-300 and DT-310 when titration is included. Zeta Potential Probe at multiple MHz frequencies

Dip Probe in the sample like pH probe

or Place a cup on the top of the probe and fill with as little as 0.1 ml of the sample

These instruments yield information on following parameters:

– zeta potential in concentrated dispersions and emulsions (vfr>1%)
– zeta potential in porous bodies (Model DT-330 and DT-350)
– electric surface charge density
– iso-electric point
– optimum dose of surfactant
– sedimentation stability of the sample
– presence of small amounts of large sedimenting particles

Advantages over micro-electrophoresis and ELS:

• no dilution, volume fraction up to 50%
• less sensitive to contamination
• higher precision (± 0.1 mV)
• low charges (down to 0.1 mV)
• electro-osmotic flow is not important
• convection is not important
• accurate for non-aqueous dispersions