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Behaviour of Polynuclear Aryl Sulfonates

IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun

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Creator Singh,A.K
Negi,M.S
Anand,O.N
 
Date 2009-07-28T05:37:04Z
2009-07-28T05:37:04Z
2009-07-28T05:37:04Z
 
Identifier 13TH LAWPSP SYMPOSIUM Feb,2003
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/401
 
Description A Series of Hexadecyl poly-nuclear 13romatic,Decalin and Tetralin sulfonates have been synthesized. The CMC, surface & interfacial tension values at various concentrations above and below CMC both in the aqueous and non-aqueous medium have been determined. The micellar size, shape, average number of monomers constituting the micelles and thermodynamic properties have also been estimated. These studies show .that value both in aqueous as well as Heptane medium decrease with increase in number of arorra . gs in the sulfonates. The size and shape of these micelles do not change appreciably in Hep e though the ,number of monomers constituting the micelles change with change of structure of aromatic moiety. The thermodynamic parameters do not seem to affect the surface active and solubilizing properties even though the free energy, enthalpy and entropy decrease with the increase in size of aromatic moiety. The surface and interfacial tension values are the lowest with aqueous and non-aqueous solution of Hexadecyl Naphthalene sulfonate but these values increase witl1increase in number of aromatic ring In the sulfonates. The size of the micelles of Hexadecyl Naphthalene sulfonates in aqueous soll!tions and the number of monomer molecules constituting the micelles is relatively bigger than other aromatic sulfonates. Although the size of micelles of Hexadecyl Benzanthracene sulfonate and Hexadecyl Pentacene sUlfonate are comparable yet the number of molecules constituting these micelles are the least. The solubilization of alkanes in the aqueous solution of Sodium Naphthalene sulfonate containing electrolyte and iso-butanol is highest but it falls off rapidly with all other sulfonates. This shows the extreme sensitivity of solubilization towards the structure of sulfonates. The detergency increases with the increase in size of aromatic moiety in these sulfonates. The structure thus has profound influence on the surface and micellar properties of the sulfonates. The studies are important from the point of view of appliqation of synthetic sulfonates as additives / surfactants in place of petroleum sulfonates. KEY WORDS Hexadecyl poly-nuclear sulfonates, aqueous & non-aqueous medium, surface tension and energy, CMC, micelle, shape and size of micelle, thermodynamic parameter, solubilization, detergency, viscosity.
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Hexadecyl poly-nuclear sulfonates
Viscosity
 
Title Behaviour of Polynuclear Aryl Sulfonates
 
Type Article