A model for the prediction of the molar volume effects accompanying changes in the primary coordination number of aqueous metal ions
A model for the prediction of the molar volume effects accompanying changes in the primary coordination number of aqueous metal ions
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预测伴随水溶液金属离子主配位数变化的摩尔体积效应的模型
DOI:
10.1021/ic00161a002
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
T. Swaddle
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作者:
T. Swaddle
Equation 1 relates the “absolute” partial molar volume Pabs (at infinite dilution, 298 K and 0.1 MPa, relative to Pabs=-5.4 cm3 mol" 1 for aqueous H+ 14) of an aqueous cation Mz+ of effective ionic radius15 r (in pm) to n. We have shown elsewhere8, 13 that eq 1 reproduces measured Vabs values for aqueous Mz+ for which n is known (eg, from NMR or X-ray diffraction studies of solutions) to within 2 cm3 mol'1 in almost all cases, that is, to within the experimental uncertainty of the data for many ions of z> 1 at least. It transpires that this approach can also account satisfac-torily for the difference between the volumes of activation for outer-sphere and inner-sphere alternative pathways for electron transfer between aqueous metal cations. Previous Models. Stranks16 suggested that the first coor-dination “spheres” of species ML „Z+ could be approximated to real spheres from the point of view of the volume swept out by ML „Z+ in solution and that this volume (and hence the measured molar volume of ML „Z+) should be the same for given M, L, and z whether n were 5 or 6. Thus, for the dissociative activation process