Electrostatic interactions in strongly coupled soft matter
By A. Naji, S. Jungblut, A. Moreira, R. Netz. 2005
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Abstract Charged soft-matter systems—such as colloidal dispersions and charged polymers—are dominated by attractive forces between constituent like-charged particles when neutralizing counterions of high charge valency are introduced. Such counter-intuitive effects indicate strong electrostatic coupling between like-charged particles, which essentially results from electrostatic correlations among counterions residing near particle surfaces. In this paper, the attraction mechanism and the structure of counterionic correlations are discussed in the limit of strong coupling based on recent numerical and analytical investigations and for various geometries (planar, spherical and cylindrical) of charged objects.
Subfields: Geophysics, Materials Chemistry, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
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- Long Range Interactions in Nanoscale Science. (2010, background): “…of ion-ion correlation effects between multivalent counterions for the appearance of attractions between equally charged particles has been recognized in many kinds of systems, although it is still taking a long time for this knowledge to spread Boroudjerdi et al., 2005; Naji et al., 2005 .”
- Structure and interactions of biological helices (2007, methodology): “A solution for the counterion distribution was also obtained in the strong coupling SC limit of → but not for intermediate values of Moreira and Netz, 2001, 2002; Naji et al., 2005 .”