Journal of Chemistry

Evaluation of the thermodynamic effective fixed charge density and impedance characteristics of inorganic precipitate memberanes

Author & Affiliation:
POOR.NA PRAKASH
Department of Chemistry Narain P.G College, Shikohabad - 205135 (INDIA)
PRADEEP K. JADON
Department of Chemistry Narain P.G College, Shikohabad - 205135 (INDIA)
PURUSHOTTAM SINGH
Department of Chemistry Narain P.G College, Shikohabad - 205135 (INDIA)
Keyword:
Transport study, Effective fixed charge density, Membrane impedance
Issue Date:
December 2009
Abstract:

Various membrane parameter such as membrane potential, bi­ionic potential, permselectivity of these membranes have been determined. Thermodynamically effective fixed charge density and the impedance characteristics of inorganic precipitate membranes have also been analysed in order to understand the mechanism of ionic diffusion through bio-membranes. The observed value of membrane capacitance and resistance were found to be dependent on the concentration of bathing electrolyte and applied frequency. The complex impedance spectra have been found to deviate from the theoretical predicitions at low frequencies due to non homogenious and rough surface of the membrane.

 

 

Pages:
375-382
ISSN:
2319-8036 (Online) - 0973-3450 (Print)
Source:
DOI:
juc

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P. Prakash; P. K. Jadon; P. Singh, "Evaluation of the thermodynamic effective fixed charge density and impedance characteristics of inorganic precipitate memberanes", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 5, Issue 3, Page Number 375-382, 2018

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P. Prakash; P. K. Jadon; P. Singh, "Evaluation of the thermodynamic effective fixed charge density and impedance characteristics of inorganic precipitate memberanes", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 5, Issue 3, Page Number 375-382, 2018

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