Monitoring Size and Zeta Potential Changes with Temperature at Different pHs for Magnetic Microspheres

Magnetic microspheres are composite microspheres formed by combining magnetic inorganic particles with organic polymers. In this application note, the BeNano 90 Zeta was utilized to measure the size and zeta potential of a magnetic microsphere sample. The study investigated various pH levels (3, 6, and 9) and different temperature conditions. The findings suggest that the stability of the magnetic microspheres system is notably robust at pH 6 and 9, displaying minimal variations in particle size as temperature changes. However, at pH 3, the system's stability is more susceptible to temperature fluctuations.

Product:

BeNano Series

Industry:

Nanomaterials

Sample:

Magnetic Microspheres

Measurement Type:

Particle Size, Zeta Potential

Measurement by Technology: 

Dynamic Light Scattering, Electrophoretic Light Scattering (ELS)

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BeNano 180 Zeta Pro Nanoparticle Size and Zeta Potential Analyzer Measurement range: 0.3nm - 15μm Minimum sample volume: 3μL High-concentration sample measurement: Backscattering (173°) technology Automatic pH and temperature trend analysis

 

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