The release of monovalent counterions by addition of divalent counterions in coulombic interaction system of polyions (II).

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S Miyamoto,

In this work, the increase in activity. Deltaa(+) of a monovalent counterion (Na(+)) resulting from the addition or a divalent ion (Cu(2+)) was experimentally investigated in sulfate or sulfonate polyelectrolyte solutions. It was found that in the case of polyvinylsulfonate. a(+) was expressed by Deltaa(+) = Delta(C(++) -a(++)). where C(++) and a(++) represent the molar concentration and activity of added Cu(2+) respectively, while in the case of dextran sulfate, the expression or Deltaa(+) became Deltaa(+) =2Delta(C(++)-a(++)). Considering that interactions between these cations and sulfate or sulfonale groups are Durely electrostatic, these results were analyzed in relation to the conformation of the polyelectrolytes.

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Journal: Biophysical chemistry

VOLUME: 14

Page Numbers: 341-6

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ISSN: 0301-4622

DAY: 26

MONTH: Dec

YEAR: 1981

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