POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATIONS OF POLYMETHACRYLIC ACID

POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATIONS OF POLYMETHACRYLIC ACID
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DOI:
10.1002/pol.1947.120020409
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发表时间:
1947-01-01
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
SPITNIK, P
SPITNIK, P
中科院分区:
化学3区
文献类型:
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作者:
KATCHALSKY, A;SPITNIK, P

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Potentiometric titrations of polymethacrylic acid were performed at different concentrations, different molecular weights, and in the presence of neutral salts, as well as in dioxane‐water mixtures. It was shown that the pH of the solutions fulfills the relation, pH = pK — n log [(1 — α)/α]. pK and n are independent of the molecular weight and concentration if a suitable activity factor is introduced. The equation is applicable to free acid solutions as well as acid mixtures. Copolymers of the type, polyallyl acetate‐maleic acid, show a more complicated curve. The curve is of the “polydibasic” type. Each branch of it fits equation (2) well. The formula is analyzed and is proposed to be the result of the action of the Maxwell‐Partington statistical factor, as well as of the decrease in entropy accompanying the stretch of the randomly kinked molecule. This stretch is caused by the repulsive forces between the ionized carboxyl groups. The distribution curves of the various degrees of ionization present, for any pH, are given. The activity correction implies small units of the size of one or two carboxyl groups. The behavior in salt solutions is dependent not only on the activity correction, but also on the salting‐out factor. This factor is high in polyvalent salts. The titration curves in dioxane‐water mixtures are satisfactorily accounted for by the change in the activity factor with the dielectric constant.