INTERACTIONS IN AQUEOUS NONELECTROLYTE SOLUTIONS .I. SOLUTE-SOLVENT EQUILIBRIA
INTERACTIONS IN AQUEOUS NONELECTROLYTE SOLUTIONS .I. SOLUTE-SOLVENT EQUILIBRIA
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DOI:
10.1021/j100879a010
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发表时间:
1966-01-01
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通讯作者:
ROBINSON, RA
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作者:
STOKES, RH;ROBINSON, RA
Solutes which interact with the solvent by a series of solvation equilibria to form species which mix according to the ideal solution law are considered. General expressions relating the solvent activity to the molality and the equilibrium constants are given. Sucrose solutions can be described with considerable accuracy by theassumption of a number of possible solvation sites equal to the number of oxygen atoms in the solute molecule, with a single equilibrium constant given the same value for each site. Mixed solutions ofseveral solutes conforming to this model are shown to obey very simple equations relating the molalities at isopiestic equilibrium between solutions of the separate and mixed solutes. A similar relation between the activity coefficients is given. Examples of systems which conform to these mixture relations are given, and it is suggested that cases of large departures from the relation may be taken as evidence of specific solute-solute interaction.