Interfaces between a liquid and a solid (L–S) are the most important surface science in
chemistry, catalysis, energy, and even biology. Formation of an electric double layer (EDL) …

This review summarizes the current understanding of adsorption of polyelectrolytes to
oppositely charged solid substrates, the resulting interaction forces between such …

We present a method of calculating the electric charge density of glass and silica surfaces in
contact with aqueous electrolytes for two cases of practical relevance that are not amenable …

Charge regulation in the electrical double layer has important implications for ion
adsorption, interparticle forces, colloidal stability, and deposition phenomena. Although …

The DLVO (Derjaguin, Landau, Verwey, Overbeek) theory was originally developed to
describe interactions between non-biological lyophobic colloids such as polystyrene …

There has been an increasing interest in single nanochannel ionic devices, such as ionic
filters that control the type of transported ions and ionic diodes that rectify the ionic flow. In …

We studied systematically aqueous suspensions of amorphous well-characterized silica
particles by potentiometric titration, electrophoretic mobility, and time-resolved light …

This review addresses experimental findings obtained with direct force measurements
between two similar or dissimilar solid surfaces in aqueous electrolyte solutions …

Carboxyl latex particles of two different sizes were used to study the early stages of
aggregation in dilute colloidal suspensions. The charging behavior as a function of solution …

The distribution of ions and charge at solid-water interfaces plays an essential role in a wide
range of processes in biology, geology and technology. While theoretical models of the solid …