Surface Chemistry and Colloids, Papers of Chemistry

The phenomenon of adsorption, which is the accumulation of molecular particles at the surface of a solid or liquid. It also covers colloids, which are heterogeneous mixtures where one substance is dispersed in another substance called dispersion medium. the different types of colloids, methods of preparation, and applications. It also discusses catalysis, purification of drinking water, and enzyme catalysis. information on surface chemistry, micelles, and thermodynamics of isotherm.

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Accumulation of molecular particles
of at the surface rather than in the
bulk of a solid or liquid is known as Ad-
sorption.
It is a surface phenomenon.
alloysSolid solSolidSolid
Ink
Sol
LiquidSolid
Dust
Solid
aerosol
GasSolid
ButterGelSolidLiquid
MilkEmulsionLiquidLiquid
Fog
Liquid
aerosol
GasLiquid
Pumice stoneSolid solSolidGas
Shaving
Cream
Foam
LiquidGas
Type of
Colloid
Dispersion
Medium
Dispersed
Phase Example
It is reversible.
Simply on surface of adsorbent
by weak van der waal's forces.
Low temperature and high
pressure are favourable
CHEMISORPTION
Heterogeneous mixture
where one substance is
dispersed in another
substance called
dispersion medium
Multimolecular colloids
large no. of atoms/
molecules aggreate (size <
1 nm)
Macromolecular colloids:
large molecules (Polymers)
Associated: Low
concentration colloids like
normal electrolytes
Lyophilic Colloids:
Solvent loving
Lyophobic colloids:
solvent hating
Colloids Based on Physical
state
Classification
PURIFICATION
COLLIGATIVE
PROPERTIES
Dialysis
Electrodialyris
ultra filteration
Tyndall effect
Brownian Moment
DISPERSION METHOD
Mechanical
Bredig's arc
Peptization
Exchange of solvent
CHEMICAL METHOD
Oxidation
Reduction
Hydrolysis
Double decomosition
method
Disperesed
phase
Disperesed
medium
METHODS OF PREPARATION
FRENDLICH ADSORPTION
THEOREM
Adsorption isotherm means to
express variation in the amount
absorption with pressure at
constant temperature
Dispersion of one liquid
into another liquid which
is immersible
Water
Oil
Oil dispersed in
water
(O/w type) Milk
Water dispersed
in oil (W/O type)
Butter
Types
Heterogeneous:
Reactant and Catalyst in different
physical state:
Homogeneous:
Catalyst and Reactant in same
physical state:
NO(g)
2SO (g) O (g) 2SO (g)
+ 
223
pt
2SO (g) 2SO (g)

Substance which alter the rate
of reaction and remain
chemically and quantitatively
unchanged after the reaction
are known as catalyrt and
phenomenon is known as
catalyris.
Purification of drinking
water.
Medicines
Rubber Industry
Industrial production
APPLICATION
Enzyme that catalyse
many life process in living
organism are termed as
Biochemical catalysts
knows as Biochemical
catalysis.
Step 2: Decomposition
of activated complex
to form product
ES* E + p
Step 1: Binding of
enzyme to substrate
to form an activated
complex
E + S E S*
Lock and key
theory
Induced Fit
theory
Catalytic reaction
that depends upon
pore structure of
catalyst and size of
reactant and product
moelcule (Zeolites)
Enzyme
catalysis
Shape
selective
Mechanism Mechanism
Types of catalysis
Thermodynamics of
Isotherm
SURFACE CHEMISTRY
Micelles
CONDENSATION METHOD
Irreversible process
simply on surface of
absorbent via chemical
bonds.
High temperature and
high pressure is
favourable.
PHYSISSORPTION
log log K log p
m n
= +
x
x
1
mK.p ( n>1 )=
1
n
Bond on nature
of interaction
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Accumulation of molecular particles of at the surface rather than in the bulk of a solid or liquid is known as Ad- sorption. It is a surface phenomenon.

Solid Solid Solid sol alloys

Solid Liquid Sol Ink

Dust Solid aerosol Solid Gas

Liquid Solid Gel Butter

Liquid Liquid Emulsion Milk

Liquid Fog aerosol

Liquid Gas

Gas Solid Solid sol Pumice stone

Shaving Cream

Gas Liquid Foam

Type of Colloid

Dispersion Medium

Dispersed Phase Example

  • It is reversible.
  • Simply on surface of adsorbent by weak van der waal's forces.
  • Low temperature and high pressure are favourable

CHEMISORPTION

Heterogeneous mixture where one substance is dispersed in another substance called dispersion medium

  • Multimolecular colloids large no. of atoms/ molecules aggreate (size < 1 nm)
  • Macromolecular colloids: large molecules (Polymers)
  • Associated: Low concentration colloids like normal electrolytes

Lyophilic Colloids: Solvent loving Lyophobic colloids: solvent hating

Colloids Based on Physicalstate

Classification

PURIFICATION

COLLIGATIVE

PROPERTIES

Dialysis Electrodialyris ultra filteration

Tyndall effect Brownian Moment

DISPERSION METHOD

Mechanical Bredig's arc

Peptization Exchange of solvent

CHEMICAL METHOD

Oxidation Reduction Hydrolysis Double decomosition method

Disperesed phase Disperesed medium

METHODS OF PREPARATION

FRENDLICH ADSORPTION

THEOREM

Adsorption isotherm means to

express variation in the amount

absorption with pressure at

constant temperature

Dispersion of one liquid into another liquid which is immersible

Water

Oil

Oil dispersed in water (O/w type) Milk

Water dispersed in oil (W/O type) Butter

Types

Heterogeneous:

Reactant and Catalyst in different physical state:

Homogeneous:

Catalyst and Reactant in same

physical state:

NO(g)

2SO (g) 2 +^ O (g) 2 → 2SO (g) 3

pt

2SO (g) → 2SO (g)

Substance which alter the rate of reaction and remain chemically and quantitatively unchanged after the reaction are known as catalyrt and phenomenon is known as catalyris.

Purification of drinking water. Medicines Rubber Industry Industrial production

APPLICATION

Enzyme that catalyse many life process in living organism are termed as Biochemical catalysts knows as Biochemical catalysis.

Step 2: Decomposition of activated complex to form product

ES → E + p*

Step 1: Binding of enzyme to substrate to form an activated complex

E + S → E S*

Lock and key theory Induced Fit theory

Catalytic reaction that depends upon pore structure of catalyst and size of reactant and product moelcule (Zeolites)

Enzyme

catalysis

Shape

selective

Mechanism (^) Mechanism

Types of catalysis

Thermodynamics of

Isotherm

SURFACE CHEMISTRY

Micelles

CONDENSATION METHOD

  • Irreversible process
  • simply on surface of absorbent via chemical bonds.
  • High temperature and high pressure is favourable.

PHYSISSORPTION

log log K log p m n

= +

x

x

1

m

= K.p ( n>1 )

1 n

Bond on natureof interaction

2 3

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