Thermodynamic stability (i.e., bound strength from solid surfaces) of liquid layer on the surface of several crystalline oxide powders in water or in cyclohexane was evaluated by cooling DSC changing of liquid layer thickness,
t. Water was firmly bound by the solid surface and the stability of water layers showed an exponential decrease with a distance from the surface. Two or one exothermal peaks depending on the oxides were detected on the DSC thermogram in water/powder sam
PLes. In the case of two peaks (
PL and
PH) occurrence, the
PL comes from the water layer of the most stable and the nearest to the surface due to the structural changes during cooling. Onset temperature
Tr and peak area
Ht of the
PL were kept constant in regardless of
t. But the
PH peak which decreases in
Tr and
Ht with decrease of
t comes from the water layers existing outer area of the
PL layers in between the most stable and the bulk free states. The close relation was found between thermodynamic stability of surface water and ionicity in the chemical bonding between cation and anion in respective oxides. On the DSC thermograms in case of cyclohexane, single exothermic peak was detected and the
Ht did not show a great change with
t of cyclohexane. Therefore the stabilization of cyclohexane layer on the surface of oxides was not observed as in the case of water.
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