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Thermal Diffusion Potentials and the Soret Effect
Nature, 1954WHEN a temperature gradient is applied to a homogeneous solution of an electrolyte, there is a tendency for a concentration gradient to be established (Soret effect). The thermal diffusion potential associated with the temperature gradient should change during the establishment of the Soret equilibrium. For a cell of the type:
H. J. V. TYRRELL, R. COLLEDGE
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On the Theory of the Soret Effect in Colloids
2002Movement of colloidal particles can be driven by the inhomogeneous temperature field. In this paper the relation between the phenomenon of the migration of colloidal particles and the characteristics of the protective layer around the grain is established. Two cases of surfacted and ionic colloids are considered.
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Observations on Electromigration and the Soret Effect in Tungsten
Journal of Applied Physics, 1965Observations on both electromigration and the Soret effect in tungsten have been recorded using silhouette electron microscopy and electron microscan techniques. The surface structure developed when a tungsten wire is heated by a current density of 3.3×104 A/cm2 depends on whether the current is direct or alternating.
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Thermodiffusion or Soret effect: Historical review
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 2014M Z Saghir
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Stability analysis of soret-driven double-diffusive convection of Maxwell fluid in a porous medium
International Journal of Heat and Fluid Flow, 2011Shaowei Wang, Wenchang Tan
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