Ru-sen FENG, Xue JIANG, Yong-jun GUO, Jiang KOU, Di PU, Yang ZHOU, Jun-hua CHEN. The Effect of NaCl Addition on the Rheological Behavior of Hydrophobically Modified Polyacrylamide/Sodium Dodecyl Benzene Sulfonate (SDBS) Solutions[J]. Polymer Bulletin, 2015,28(8):77-86.
the effect of different concentrations of NaCl on rheological properties of the hydrophobic associating polymer/SDBS systems was studied. The results show that different NaCl concentration has vary on the role model of the polymer/surfactant systems
when at low NaCl concentration
the thickening amplitude is SDBS concentration of 0〜100mg/L
the maximum growth multiple of viscosity is 5. 665
and as the addition of NaCl
thickening amplitude increases; when the middle NaCl concentration
which viscosity-increasing section increases with increasing NaCl concentration
However
the magnitude of increase in viscosity rapidiyrapidly decline with increasing NaCl concentration
the biggest growth multiple is 3. 100; And high NaCl concentrations
the system is also found thickening
thickening zone widens by the addition of NaCl
viscosity stable value also increases. Rheological and fluorescence experiments further provide the influence of the interaction at different NaCl concentrations on the polymer/surfactant systems
addition of NaCl was found to enhances the polymer/surfactant systems interaction and promotes form mixing aggregates of the polymer/ surfactant; also found high concentrations of NaCl affect the SDBS solubility
thereby affecting the the polymer/surfactant systems interactions.