Electrophoretic Mobility in Colloidal Structures in Surfactant Solutions Formulas

Electrophoretic Mobility is defined as the ratio of electrophoretic (drift) velocity to the electric field strength at the location where the velocity is measured. And is denoted by μ_e. Electrophoretic Mobility is usually measured using the Square Meter per Volt per Second for Mobility. Note that the value of Electrophoretic Mobility is always negative.

Colloidal Structures in Surfactant Solutions formulas that make use of Electrophoretic Mobility

fxDrift Velocity of Dispersed Particle given Electrophoretic MobilityGo

fxElectric Field Intensity given Electrophoretic MobilityGo

FAQ

What is the Electrophoretic Mobility?

Electrophoretic Mobility is defined as the ratio of electrophoretic (drift) velocity to the electric field strength at the location where the velocity is measured. Electrophoretic Mobility is usually measured using the Square Meter per Volt per Second for Mobility. Note that the value of Electrophoretic Mobility is always negative.

Can the Electrophoretic Mobility be negative?

Yes, the Electrophoretic Mobility, measured in Mobility can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Electrophoretic Mobility?

Electrophoretic Mobility is usually measured using the Square Meter per Volt per Second[m²/V*s] for Mobility. Square Centimeter per Volt Second[m²/V*s] are the few other units in which Electrophoretic Mobility can be measured.

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