EFFECTS OF SURFACTANTS ON LIGAND EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN VITAMIN B(12A) IN WATER AND IN BENZENE, INFLUENCE OF AQUEOUS MICELLES AND OF SOLVENT RESTRICTIONS
EFFECTS OF SURFACTANTS ON LIGAND EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN VITAMIN B(12A) IN WATER AND IN BENZENE, INFLUENCE OF AQUEOUS MICELLES AND OF SOLVENT RESTRICTIONS
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表面活性剂对水中和苯中维生素 B(12A) 配体交换反应的影响、水胶束的影响和溶剂限制
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10.1002/chin.197452104
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发表时间:
1974
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H. V. Woert
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作者:
J. Fendler;F. Nome;H. V. Woert
Rateconstants for the formation, Ayro, anddecomposition, A.--iapr, of glycine, imidazole, and sodium azide adducts of vitamin B12a have been determined in aqueous micellar hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide and sodium dodecyl sulfate as well as in dodecylammonium propionate and sodium di (2-ethylhexyl) sulfosuccinate solubilized water in benzene. Effects in aqueous micelles are relatively smalland are rationalized on electrostatic considerations. Using the obtained linear correlations between the absorption maxima of vitamin Bi2a, and glycine solubilities vs. solvent polarity parameters£ t (30), the effective environments of the reactants in surfactant solubi-lized water in benzene were determined to depend on the concentrations of water and of surfactants. Vitamin Bya molecule is effectively shielded from the apolar solvent by some 300 surfactant molecules. Values for-pro and k-ppp for the interaction of vitamin Bi» a with glycine in the polar cavities of surfactants in benzene are significantly greater than those in bulk water. At constant concentration of solubilized water Atiapp and fc-p®» increase with increasing DAP concentration up to a maximum after which they decrease logarithmically. The maxima of rate enhancements increase with decreasing water concentrations. At relatively high water and surfactant concentra-tions the rate and equilibrium constants for the formation of the imidazole complex of vitamin Bi2a in benzene are essentially identicalwith those in bulk water. In benzene in the presence of 0.02 M DAP and 8.9 X 10-2 M water the observed rate constant for the equilibrium attainment of the imidazole vitamin Bv, a adduct decreases logarithmically with increasing concentration of imidazole. Substantialrate enhancement, with respect to water, is obtained at the lowest imidazole concentration. Values of kp®® and k-Ppp for the interactionof sodiumazide with vitamin Bi2a in benzene in the presence of DAP are markedly smaller thanthose in water. Significance of these results is dis-cussed.