CYANOCARBON CHEMISTRY .23. IONIZATION BEHAVIOR OF CYANOCARBON ACIDS
CYANOCARBON CHEMISTRY .23. IONIZATION BEHAVIOR OF CYANOCARBON ACIDS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100798a004
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
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通讯作者:
BOYD, RH
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作者:
BOYD, RH
The reversible protonations of a number of cyanocarbon anions have been studied spectroscopically in sulfuric and perchloric acid solutions. An indicator acidity function,-, based on this protonation can be set up for acid solutions up to~ 12 M and pAVs of the cyanocarbon acids determined. The H-function is very similar to H0 (based on protonation of neutral bases) showing differences at lower concentrations (5 M or less) expected on the basis of charge type and above 5 M it tends to parallel H0. The strengths of the cyanocarbon acids can be corre-lated with the favorability of resonance structures of the anions and resonance possibilities in the proteiyited form. The positions of protonation for many of the acids can be inferred from the ultraviolet spectra. The stronger cyanocarbon acids form solid dihydrates which are ionized as shown by the ultraviolet spectra.