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Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity

In this research, the critical micellar concentration (CMC) of different anionic surfactants was determined by employing the UV-Vis spectroscopic technique. The CMC is crucial to evaluate the adsorption of anionic surfactant on a surface of charged metal oxide (i.e. zinc oxide), to prepare a stable...

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Main Authors: Adil, M., Zaid, H.M., Chuan, L.K., Latiff, N.R.A.
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Published: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2016
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spelling my.utp.eprints.306562022-03-25T07:13:47Z Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity Adil, M. Zaid, H.M. Chuan, L.K. Latiff, N.R.A. In this research, the critical micellar concentration (CMC) of different anionic surfactants was determined by employing the UV-Vis spectroscopic technique. The CMC is crucial to evaluate the adsorption of anionic surfactant on a surface of charged metal oxide (i.e. zinc oxide), to prepare a stable nanofluid for different applications including enahced oil recovery (EOR). Three anionic surfactants (sodium dodecyl sulfate, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate and oleic acid) were studied in this research. The amount of CMC was determined in the deionized water and brine solution, using the values from the data extracted from the graph between absorbance and concentration of surfactants. A comparative study was also conducted based on CMC results that shows a good agreement between the present research and the literature. In addition, the effect of temperature on CMC value was also examined which provide a better stability of ZnO nanofluid in the high-temperature environment. The overall result reveals that with an addition of salt to the anionic surfactant, repulsive force increases which lead to a decrease in the CMC value. Whereas with the increase in temperature the free energy of the system is affected the result in an additional decline in CMC. However, this decrease is higher in a case of SDS and relatively lower in the case of SDBS and oleic acid. These results suggest that CMC play a significant role to tailor a stable dispersion, to match the conditions of the corresponding application. © 2016 Author(s). American Institute of Physics Inc. 2016 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85005959781&doi=10.1063%2f1.4968116&partnerID=40&md5=e2e9289b5c3134500ff6f8250b021686 Adil, M. and Zaid, H.M. and Chuan, L.K. and Latiff, N.R.A. (2016) Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity. In: UNSPECIFIED. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/30656/
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description In this research, the critical micellar concentration (CMC) of different anionic surfactants was determined by employing the UV-Vis spectroscopic technique. The CMC is crucial to evaluate the adsorption of anionic surfactant on a surface of charged metal oxide (i.e. zinc oxide), to prepare a stable nanofluid for different applications including enahced oil recovery (EOR). Three anionic surfactants (sodium dodecyl sulfate, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate and oleic acid) were studied in this research. The amount of CMC was determined in the deionized water and brine solution, using the values from the data extracted from the graph between absorbance and concentration of surfactants. A comparative study was also conducted based on CMC results that shows a good agreement between the present research and the literature. In addition, the effect of temperature on CMC value was also examined which provide a better stability of ZnO nanofluid in the high-temperature environment. The overall result reveals that with an addition of salt to the anionic surfactant, repulsive force increases which lead to a decrease in the CMC value. Whereas with the increase in temperature the free energy of the system is affected the result in an additional decline in CMC. However, this decrease is higher in a case of SDS and relatively lower in the case of SDBS and oleic acid. These results suggest that CMC play a significant role to tailor a stable dispersion, to match the conditions of the corresponding application. © 2016 Author(s).
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author Adil, M.
Zaid, H.M.
Chuan, L.K.
Latiff, N.R.A.
spellingShingle Adil, M.
Zaid, H.M.
Chuan, L.K.
Latiff, N.R.A.
Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
author_facet Adil, M.
Zaid, H.M.
Chuan, L.K.
Latiff, N.R.A.
author_sort Adil, M.
title Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
title_short Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
title_full Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
title_fullStr Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
title_full_unstemmed Effect of CMC on the stability of ZnO nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
title_sort effect of cmc on the stability of zno nanofluid at high temperature and salinity
publisher American Institute of Physics Inc.
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