Electric-field-induced force on a charged spherical colloid embedded in an electrolyte-saturated Brinkman medium
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Abstract
When an electric field is applied to an electrolyte-saturated polymer gel immobilizing charged colloidal particles, the force that must be exerted by the hydrogel on each particle reflects a delicate balance of electrical and hydrodynamic stresses. This article adopts a simple boundary-layer analysis to derive a convenient formula for the force in terms of the particle, electrolyte and gel characteristics. Comparisons with numerically exact solutions of the full set of electrokinetic transport equations are presented. These reveal that a fortuitous cancellation of errors leads to reasonably accurate predictions of the force over a much wider range of the parameter space than should be expected. It is noteworthy that, in gels with low permeability, an adverse pressure gradient yields a net force that exceeds the bare electrical force. The analytical theory also provides a convenient formula for the incremental pore mobility, which is a convenient measure of the electro-osmotic pumping capacity of dilute random arrays of charged inclusions.
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