The Control of the Expansion or Compression of Colloidal Crystals Lattice with Salt Solution

Tuning the lattice spacing or stop bands holds great significance in the design and application of materials with colloidal crystals. Typically, particle surface modifications or the application of external physical fields are needed. In this study, we demonstrated the ability to expand or compress...

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Published in:Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland) Switzerland), 2024-02, Vol.14 (4), p.355
Main Authors: Zhou, Hongwei, Ouyang, Wenze, Zou, Shuangyang, Xu, Shenghua
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colloidal crystals
Colloids
Compression
Control
Crystal lattices
Crystals
diffusioosmosis
diffusiophoresis
Electric fields
Hemodialysis
Influence
lattice spacing
Lattice theory
Saline solutions
Salts
Spectrum analysis
Structure
Zeta potential
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description Tuning the lattice spacing or stop bands holds great significance in the design and application of materials with colloidal crystals. Typically, particle surface modifications or the application of external physical fields are needed. In this study, we demonstrated the ability to expand or compress the lattice of colloidal crystals simply by utilizing a salt solution, without the need for any special treatments to the colloidal particles. We found that by only considering the diffusiophoresis effect we cannot explain the reversion of lattice expansion to lattice compression with the increase in the salt concentration and that the diffusioosmotic flow originating from the container wall must be taken into account. Further analysis revealed that variations in the salt concentration altered the relative amplitudes between diffusiophoresis and diffusioosmosis through changing the zeta potentials of the particles and the wall, and the competition between the particle diffusiophoresis and wall diffusioosmosis lay at the center of the underlying mechanism.
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Electric fields
Hemodialysis
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