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Correlation between the surface free energy of modified and non-modified glasses with controlled porosity and their sorption properties

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Contact angles for water and diiodomethane drops were measured on the surface of thermally and chemically (by Carbowax 20M bonding) modified porous glasses and on the surface of naphthalene, diphenyl and anthracene. Using the obtained results to a modified Young equation, dispersion and nondispersion components of the surface free energy of these glasses and organic substances were calculated.

The work of adhesion (WA) for benzene, naphthalene, diphenyl, anthracene, nitrobenzene was estimated and correlated with the capacity factors, (k′) of these substances. On the basis of experimental and calculated data it can be stated that the thermal treatment of porous glasses increases, their hydrophobicity but the Carbowax layer causes hydrophilicity. There is a linear relationship between k′ and WA which can be helpful for predicting retention data of chromatographed substances on the base of surface free energy which can be calculated from contact angle measurements.

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Abbreviations

C:

presence of a chemically bonded Carbowax layer

c:

constant

k′:

capacity factor

R:

gas constant

T:

absolute column temperature

t0 :

dead time

tR :

retention time of given substance

s:

total surface area

WA :

the adhesion work of Phase 1 to Phase 2

γ d1 n1 :

dispersion and nondispersion components of the surface free energy of Phase 1

γ d2 n2 :

dispersion and nondispersion components of the surface free energy of Phase 2

λD:

surface tension of diiodomethane

γ dD nD :

dispersion and nondispersion components of diiodomethane surface tension

λS:

free energy fo the surface of porous glass

γ dS nS :

dispersion and nondispersion components of porous glass surface free energy

λw:

surface tension of water

γ dW nW :

dispersion and nondispersion components of the surface tension of water

θD :

contact angle for diiodomethane

θW :

contact angle for water

∏eD :

difference between the surface free energy of porous glass and of porous glass with diiodomethane film

∏eW :

difference between the surface free energy of porous glass and of porous glass covered with water film

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Jańczuk, B., Choma, I., Dawidowicz, A.L. et al. Correlation between the surface free energy of modified and non-modified glasses with controlled porosity and their sorption properties. Chromatographia 30, 382–387 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02328502

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