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A counterion condensation theory for the relaxation, rise, and frequency dependence of the parallel polarization of rodlike polyelectrolytes.

Abstract

We calculate the relaxation, rise, and frequency dependence of the parallel polarization of counterions condensed on rodlike polyelectrolytes and charged colloids. Emphasis is placed on an effective counterion mobility along the rod as strongly influenced by electrostatic interactions.

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Colloids
Electrolytes
DNA

Year: 2011 PMID： 21499964 DOI： 10.1140/epje/i2011-11039-2

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Eur Phys J E Soft Matter ISSN： 1292-8941 Impact factor: 1.890

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6. Electric-field-induced polarization of the layer of condensed ions on cylindrical colloids.

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5 in total

A counterion condensation theory for the relaxation, rise, and frequency dependence of the parallel polarization of rodlike polyelectrolytes.

1. Ion motions in molecular dynamics simulations on DNA.

2. On the apparent saturation of the dipole induced in a rodlike polyion at high electric fields.

3. Transverse polarizability of an aligned assembly of charged rods.

4. Criticality in a non-equilibrium, driven system: charged colloidal rods (fd-viruses) in electric fields.

5. Limiting laws and counterion condensation in polyelectrolyte solutions. V. Further development of the chemical model.

6. Electric-field-induced polarization of the layer of condensed ions on cylindrical colloids.

7. The persistence length of DNA is reached from the persistence length of its null isomer through an internal electrostatic stretching force.

8. Dielectric properties of charged linear macromolecules with particular reference to DNA.

Review 9. The molecular theory of polyelectrolyte solutions with applications to the electrostatic properties of polynucleotides.

10. Salt-induced counterion-mobility anomaly in polyelectrolyte electrophoresis.

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2. Low-frequency collective exchange mode in the dielectric spectrum of salt-free dilute polyelectrolyte solutions.

3. Electric-field-induced polarization of the layer of condensed ions on cylindrical colloids.

4. Ion counting from explicit-solvent simulations and 3D-RISM.

5. Electrical Propagation of Condensed and Diffuse Ions Along Actin Filaments.