KINETICS OF SOLVENT WATER EXCHANGE ON IRON(III)
KINETICS OF SOLVENT WATER EXCHANGE ON IRON(III)
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DOI:
10.1021/ic50215a014
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
JORDAN, RB
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作者:
GRANT, M;JORDAN, RB
Pulsed NMR methods have been used to measure the transverse and longitudinal relaxation rates of oxygen-17 in aqueous solutions of iron (III)(8.20 X 10-3—0.315 m) and perchloric acid (0.34-3.89 m) from 0 to 140 C. The results havebeen used todetermine the kinetic parameters for solvent water exchange from Fe (OH2) 63+ and Fe (OH2) 5OH2+. The values of k (s'1, 25 C), AH*(kcal mol" 1), and AS*(cal mol" 1 deg* 1) are (1.6 ą 0.2) X 102, 15.3 ą 0.6, and 2.9 ą 1.6 for Fe (OH2) 63+ and (1.2 ą0. 1) X 105, 10.14· 0.35, and 1.26 ą 0.95 for Fe (OH2) 5 (OH) 2+. Thesolvent exchange rates and various ligand substitution rates are most consistent with associative activation for substitution on Fe (OH2) 63+ and dissociative activation for Fe (OH2) 5 (OH) 2+.A standard method of determining the mechanism of ligand substitution on a metal ion is to compare the solvent exchange rate with the ligand substitution rate. 2 After correction for ion pairformation it has been found, at least forcobalt (II) and nickel (II), that the dissociative mechanismsuggested by Eigen and Wilkins3 is most consistent with the results. There have been a number of studies of ligand substitution on iron (III), but the mechanistic conclusions remain uncertain because of the lack of published water exchange rate data. The iron (III) system is complicated by the ease with which the Fe (OH2) 63+ ion hydrolyzes and polymerizes. This paper reports the results of oxygen-17pulsed NMR relaxation time measurements on aqueous iron (III) perchloric acid solutions. The temperature and hydrogen ion dependence of the water solvent exchange rate has been determined.