Calculation method of unfrozen water content in frozen soil based on clay colloidal chemical electric double layer theory
A technology of colloid chemistry and electric double layer, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, scientific instruments, and material analysis through electromagnetic means, and can solve problems such as inability to apply soil and large limitations of empirical formulas
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[0086] Due to the electrostatic force of the negative charge on the surface of the clay particles, the particle surface diffusion layer (that is, the ion-containing solution layer close to the particle surface) is essentially a cationic solution layer. The distribution of the ionic solution has a special structure, close to the particle surface, the ion concentration is high, far away from the particle surface concentration is low, the higher the concentration of the cationic solution, the lower the freezing temperature, and the unfrozen ionic solution is unfrozen water. Since the thickness of the cationic solution is very small compared with the surface area of the clay particles, the surface of the clay particles is assumed to be an infinite plane in the actual calculation process, and the ionic solution is replaced by a salt solution of the same concentration. According to the above assumptions, the electric double layer theory is introduced into the theoretical derivation...
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