Polyelectrolytes: Theory, Properties and Applications

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Adsorption of Polyelectrolytes onto Charged Surfaces 61

discussed in the literature for PEMs [205]: linear and non-linear. Furthermore,
new exotic dependences, which does not respect the classical rule of the LbL
assembly, have been described more recently [213].


Reproduced from Referece [26] with permission from The Royal Society of
Chemistry.


Figure 9. Two types of charge compensation: Intrinsic Compensation vs. Extrinsic
Compensation.


Reproduced from Reference [31] with permission from the Beilstein J. Nanotech.
under Creative Common License.


Figure 10. Relative surface density of monomers between polycation (ρ(Nitrogen)) and
polyanion (ρ(Sulfur)) layers in (PDADMAC + PSS)n multilayers with different ionic
strength. Notice that the increase of the ratio is a strong evidence of the existence of
extrinsic compensation.

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