Ultrasonic vibration potential refers to
an electric signal developed across a colloidal or ionic
solution with a presence of ultrasound. In colloidal
suspensions, the vibration potential is generated as a
consequence of the different motions of the colloidal
particles and the solvent under the alternating acceleration
in a sound wave. Upon passage of a sound wave, the normally
spherical distribution of counter charge around those
particles is periodically distorted resulting in the
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