A method for evaluating the effect of salinity on the viscoelasticity of foam liquid film expansion
A technology of foam liquid and viscoelasticity, which is applied in the field of evaluating the influence of salinity on the viscoelasticity of foam liquid film expansion, which can solve the problems of complex, expensive, and time-consuming testing process, and achieve the effect of simple fitting calculation and easy implementation
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[0046] A method for evaluating the influence of salinity on the viscoelasticity of foam liquid film expansion comprises the following steps:
[0047] Step 1. Determine the surface tension decay curve of the foam system with 0.2% OH:
[0048] Step 11. Use a pendant drop method surface tension tester to dispense a drop of 9-10 μl of 0.2% OH solution prepared with 0.4mol / L NaCl saline from the syringe, and monitor the surface tension of the droplet;
[0049]Step 12. When the surface tension of the droplet reaches equilibrium, a certain volume of OH solution is injected from the syringe within 1s to increase the droplet surface area by 10%; the surface tension is recorded from the first moment when the droplet surface area expansion ends, until its value reaches Equilibrium; take the difference Δγ(t) between the surface tension and the equilibrium surface tension at each moment as the ordinate, and the time t as the abscissa to draw a graph, that is, the surface tension decay curv...
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[0059] A method for evaluating the influence of salinity on the viscoelasticity of foam liquid film expansion comprises the following steps:
[0060] Step 1. Determine the surface tension decay curve of the foam system at 0.2% OD:
[0061] Step 11. Use a pendant drop surface tension tester to dispense a drop of 9-10 μl of 0.2% OD solution prepared with 0.4mol / L NaCl saline from a syringe, and monitor the surface tension of the drop;
[0062] Step 12. When the surface tension of the droplet reaches equilibrium, a certain volume of OD solution is injected from the syringe within 1s to increase the droplet surface area by 15%; the surface tension is recorded from the first moment when the droplet surface area expansion ends, until its value reaches Equilibrium; take the difference Δγ(t) between the surface tension and the equilibrium surface tension at each moment as the ordinate, and the time t as the abscissa to draw a graph, that is, the surface tension decay curve of 0.2% OD ...
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