BONDING ABILITY OF SURFACE SITES ON SILICA AND THEIR EFFECT ON HYDROGEN-BONDS - A QUANTUM-CHEMICAL AND STATISTICAL THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT
BONDING ABILITY OF SURFACE SITES ON SILICA AND THEIR EFFECT ON HYDROGEN-BONDS - A QUANTUM-CHEMICAL AND STATISTICAL THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT
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DOI:
10.1021/j150626a022
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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ZAHRADNIK, R
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HOBZA, P;SAUER, J;ZAHRADNIK, R
·>· 20+ H20 were considered. It turns out the silanol groups acting as proton donors are the preferred adsorption sites and are able to perturb the hydrogen bonds in waterdimers. The relatively low ability of= Si—0—Si= sites toform hydrogenbonds with water is due to both interaction energy and interaction entropy. This accounts for the hydrophobicity of microporous silica modifications. In order to understand the strong adsorption of water on surfaces with a high density of= Si—OH groups, we consider formation of surface complexes involving two hydrogen bonds. The ability of the silanol group, acting as a proton donor, to perturb the hydrogen bond in the water dimer (modeling the hydrogen bond in the biomolecules) has beencompared with the action of anesthetic molecules studied previously. Several reasons accounting for the different biological response of silica and anesthetic compounds have been briefly discussed.