HYDROGEN SOLUBILITY IN ORGANIC LIQUIDS
HYDROGEN SOLUBILITY IN ORGANIC LIQUIDS
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DOI:
10.1021/je00032a009
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
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SKLADMAN, L
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HERSKOWITZ, M;WISNIAK, J;SKLADMAN, L
DiscussionFrom the average values of X „(LK+) and Xo (K+) presented in the Results section, the ratio Xofl-K+ yX^ K4") is found to be equal to 0.54 gin AN, 0.56 s in PC, 0.61 in DMF, 0.53 in MeOH, 0.81 in/-PrOH, and 0.60 in n-BuOH. The markedly decreased mo-bility of LK+ as compared to that of K+ must be ascribed to partial replacement of the solvation layer (s) around K+ by the bulky ligand. This effect, which varies with the solvent, is promoted by screening of the charge on K+ in LK+ as a con-sequence of binding to the six oxygens of the crown. Takeda (22) arrived at the same conclusion for the 18-crown-6 K+ complex salt in DMF. The reduction in ton mobility is less when potassium is complexed with the less bulky 18-crown-6 and dlbenzo-18-crown-6 ligands than with di-fert-butyldibenzo-18-crown-6. The ratio X „(18-cr-6 K+)/Xo (K+)= 8.91/11.17= 0.80 in PC (23) and 24.6/30.8= 0.80 in DMF (22), while in PC X0 (DB-18-cr-6 K+)/X0 (K+) derived from the perchlorate salt is (25.80 (24)-18.44 (17))/11.17= 0.66. In methyl alcohol this ratio is equal to 32.9/52.45= 0.62 g (25).The solvodynamic radius of LK+ in the various solvents cannot be calculated by using the Stokes-Einstein equation, considering the nonspherical nature of the fert-butylbenzo crown ether (the same is true for dibenzo-18-crown-6). However, it may be noted that the average value of X0 (LK+) t? of 0.15 g±0.2 (Table I) is comparable to that of n-heptyl-ammonium ion In many solvents. The relation between solvated and contact ion pairs on the one hand and the values of a will be discussed in a subsequent paper.