Dynamic electrophoretic mobility

Notion of dynamic electrophoretic mobility was introduced by R. O’Brien in late 20th century ^[2]. This initial theory was valid only for sufficiently dilute dispersions. It was extended to concentrated dispersions using cell model and proper selection of the frame of references for describing particles motion in liquid by A. Dukhin, V. Shilov and others in serial of papers overviewed in the book ^[3].

The value of dynamic electrophoretic mobility is usually measured using various electroacoustic devices. There is International Standard ISO 13099-3 that described principles of such devices functioning ^[4]