Reaction in liquid ammonia.
Reaction in liquid ammonia.
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01985a002
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发表时间:
1905-07-01
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15
通讯作者:
Franklin, EC
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Franklin, EC
The striking parallelism between the general properties ofliquid ammonia and water has been emphasized by the writer and his co-workers in previous papers. 2 Water, among solvents, is characterized by its high boiling-point, its high specific heat, its high heat of volatilization and heat of fusion, its high critical temperature and pressure, its high association in the liquid con-dition, its high dielectric constant, by its low boiling-point ele-vation constant, by its power to unite with salts as water of crys-tallization, by its wide solvent power, and by the fact that, with the possible exceptionof hydrocyanic acid, it is the most powerful ionizing solvent known. Aqueous solutions of salts are also, generally excellent conductors of electricity. Of all well-known solvents ammonia most closely approaches water in all those properties, which give to the latter its unique position among solvents. While the boiling-point of liquid am-monia is 33.6 o below zero, it still appears abnormally highwhen compared with the boiling-pointsof such substances as methane, ethylene, hydrogen sulphide, phosphine, arsine, hydrochloric acid,