Temperature Effect on the Nanostructure of SDS Micelles in Water.

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Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology Pub Date : 2013-04-11 eCollection Date: 2013-01-01 DOI:10.6028/jres.118.008

Boualem Hammouda

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Sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) surfactants form micelles when dissolved in water. These are formed of a hydrocarbon core and hydrophilic ionic surface. The small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) technique was used with deuterated water (D2O) in order to characterize the micelle structure. Micelles were found to be slightly compressed (oblate ellipsoids) and their sizes shrink with increasing temperature. Fits of SANS data to the Mean Spherical Approximation (MSA) model yielded a calculated micelle volume fraction which was lower than the SDS surfactant (sample mixing) volume fraction; this suggests that part of the SDS molecules do not participate in micelle formation and remain homogeneously mixed in the solvent. A set of material balance equations allowed the estimation of the SDS fraction in the micelles. This fraction was found to be high (close to one) except for samples around 1 % SDS fraction. The micelle aggregation number was found to decrease with increasing temperature and/or decreasing SDS fraction.

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温度对水中SDS胶束纳米结构的影响。

十二烷基硫酸钠(SDS)表面活性剂溶于水时形成胶束。它们由碳氢化合物核和亲水离子表面组成。用小角中子散射(SANS)技术对氘化水(D2O)进行表征。发现胶束被轻微压缩(扁椭球)，其尺寸随着温度的升高而缩小。将SANS数据与平均球面近似(MSA)模型拟合得到的胶束体积分数低于SDS表面活性剂(样品混合)体积分数;这表明部分SDS分子不参与胶束形成，在溶剂中保持均匀混合。一组物质平衡方程允许估计胶束中的SDS分数。该分数被发现是高的(接近1)，除了样品约1% SDS分数。胶束聚集数随着温度的升高和SDS分数的降低而降低。

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