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Multivalent ion/polyelectrolyte exchange processes in exponentially growing multilayers
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We show, in this paper that multivalent ferrocyanide anions can penetrate into exponentially growing (PGA/PAH)(n) multilayer films whatever the nature of the last deposited layer. These ions are not able to diffuse out of the film when it is brought in contact with a pure buffer solution. However, the contact of this film with a poly(allylamine) (PAH) or a poly(L-glutamic acid) (PGA) solution leads to the release of ferrocyanide ions from the multilayer. It is shown that the release of ferrocyanide anions, when the film is in contact with a PGA solution, is due to the diffusion of the PGA chains into the film so that an exchange between ferrocyanide ions and PGA chains takes place inside the film. On the other hand, PAH chains do not diffuse into PGA/PAH multilayers. When the film is then brought in contact with a PAH solution, the PAH chains from the solution are expected to strongly interact with the ferrocyanide ions and thus induce a diffusion mechanism of the multivalent anions out of the film, the film/solution interface playing the role of a sink for these ions. This work thus shows that interactions between multivalent ions and exponentially growing films are much more complex than expected at first sight and that polyelectrolyte multilayers must be seen as dynamic entities in which diffusion and exchange processes can take place.
Keyword:
POLYELECTROLYTE MULTILAYERS
SECONDARY STRUCTURE
ELECTROSTATIC INTERACTIONS
POLYPEPTIDE FILMS
TRANSPORT
GROWTH
ELECTRODES
MECHANISM
BUILDUP
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