APPARATUS REQUIRED
- Volumetric flask
 
- pipette
 
- pyknometer
 
- balance
 
- stalagmometer
 
CHEMICALS REQUIRED
- Distilled water
 
- a stock soln of 0.05M soap.
 
PRINCIPLE
Soap and detergents are active materials or good examples of surface to surfactants. A surface active material absorbs solid or liquid and decreases the surface tension of the medium. The aqueous solution of soap or detergent shows the property of a colloid and when the concentration is increased, the monomeric surfactant molecules or ions colloid soap aggregate The micelle ate to form micelles or associative formation become detectable at on completes and micelles of or above certain concentration which is called critical micelle concentration. (CMC)
eg. C17H35COONa → C17H35COO + Na+
The surface tension decrease with the increase of concentration of soap upto criticle micelle concentration and above CMC the surface tension becomes constant.
PROCEDURE
0.05M stock son was prepared (of soap) in 250ML flask. 0.0005, 0.001, 0.002, 0.004, 0.005, 0.006, 0.008, 0.01 & 0.02M Soln of the soap were prepared in 100 ml fask by diluting the stock solution.(S,V,= S₂V₂) Surface tension of each the solutions was determined using stalagmometer. The surface tension against the concentration of the soap was plotted in the graph & point of intersection of 2 lines gave the fralue of CMC of the surfactant.
  
OBSERVATION
Laboratory temperature -25°c
surface tension of water (w) = 72.09
weight of empty pyknometer (W₁) = 15.96 gm
Weight of pyknometer + water (W2)= 44.46 gm
Weight of 0.0005M+Pyknometer (W)=44.51gm
Weight of 0.001M+Pyknometer (W)= 44.54gm
Weight of 0,002M+ Pyknometer (W) = 44.13gm
weight of 0.004M + pyknometer (W)= 44.41gm
weight of 0.0054 + pyknometer (W)= 44.46gm
Weight of 0.006M+ pyknometer (w)= 44.16gm
Weight of 0.008M+pyknometer (W)= 44.057gm
Weight of 0.04M+pyknometer (w) = 44.19 gm
Weight 0.02M+Pyknometer (W) = 44.43 gm
| concentration of surfacetant (mol-1) | no. of drops | Weight | ds/dw=ms/mw | rs=rw.nw.ms/ns.mw rw=72.09 | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.02 | 175 | 28.47 | 0.99 | 9.349 | 
| 0.01 | 165 | 28.33 | 0.985 | 9.87 | 
| 0.008 | 155 | 28.96 | 0.982 | 10.47 | 
| 0.006 | 139 | 28.2 | 0.985 | 11.72 | 
| 0.005 | 117 | 28.7 | 1.002 | 14.23 | 
| 0.004 | 115 | 28.45 | 0.993 | 14.317 | 
| 0.002 | 112 | 28.17 | 0.984 | 14.54 | 
| 0.001 | 34 | 28.58 | 0.998 | 48.64 | 
| 0.0005 | 26 | 28.55 | 0.997 | 63.54 | 
| - | 23 | 28.64 | - | 
RESULTS
From graph: CMC: 0.0023 mol/L Surface tension at CMC 29.5 dynes/cm Hence the CMC of given soap solution was found to be 0.0023 mol/Ltr
CONCLUSION
The critical micelle concentration (CMC) of given soap can be determined by surface tension method using stalagmometer
TO COMPARE CLEANSING ACTION OF DETERGENT 'B' AND DETERGENT 'A' WITH THE HELP OF STALAGMOMETER


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