Title Effect of electrode potential on the drag force on gold and polyvinyl butyral surfaces in a flowing aqueous fluoride solution /
Authors Ambrulevičius, Filipas ; Pulmanas, Arūnas ; Plaušinaitis, Deivis ; Daujotis, Vytautas
DOI 10.20964/2019.01.62
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Is Part of International journal of electrochemical science.. Belgrade : ESG. 2019, vol. 14, iss. 1, p. 441-452.. ISSN 1452-3981
Keywords [eng] Drag force ; Gold surface ; Polyvinyl butyral surface ; Inerface viscosity ; Quartz resonator
Abstract [eng] It is shown that positive electrical polarization reduces the drag force on goldand polyvinyl butyral (PVB)-coated spheres immersed in a stream of aqueous sodium fluoride solution. This effect is related to a decrease in the interfacial viscosity of the solution at the positively polarized gold and PVB surfaces, as obtained from quartz resonator measurements. The decrease in viscosity at a polymercoated electrode is larger than that at a gold electrode, which is consistent with drag force measurements. The drag force reduction due to decreased interfacial viscosity at a polymer-coated metallic surface on application of an electrical potential widens the range of possible applications of this effect for active manipulation of wall-bounded liquid flows, given that the use of metal surfaces is limited by their risk of corrosion.
Published Belgrade : ESG
Type Journal article
Language English
Publication date 2019
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