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摘要
有人提出了一种新方法,通过在水中施加几伏/毫米的电场,诱导密度低于水的胶体粒子快速上浮。这种现象被称为 "电诱导快速沉降(ERS)效应",标志着 "胶体微粒快速上升运动 "首次出现在这一现象的范围内。研究人员以空心颗粒为重点,通过透射率测量对 ERS 效应进行了研究。通过施加电场,水中的空心颗粒显示出急剧上升的速度。当电场强度增加时,上升速度也随之增加。利用准直流电场(频率极低的交流电场),首次捕捉到了聚集体结构。
Rapid Ascent of Hollow Particles in Water Induced by an Electric Field
A novel method has been proposed to induce rapid upward movement of colloidal particles with a density lower than water by applying an electric field of several V/mm in water. This phenomenon, known as the Electrically Induced Rapid Sedimentation (ERS) effect, marks the first occurrence of ‘rapid upward movement of colloidal particles’ within the scope of this phenomenon. Focusing on hollow particles, an investigation of the ERS effect was conducted through transmittance measurement. The hollow particles in water showed a drastic increase in ascending velocity through the application of an electric field. The ascending velocity raised when increasing the electric field strength. Utilizing a quasi-DC electric field (an extremely low-frequency AC electric field), aggregate structures were captured for the first time.