Issue 3, 1977

The MC activity coefficient function for acid–base equilibria. Part 3. Improvement on the MC function by mathematical treatment

Abstract

The empirical relationship log fBjfH+/fBjH+=njilog fBifH+/fBiH+ for protonation equilibria in aqueous sulphuric acid, between any two weak bases i and j has been tested. The weak bases examined are primary nitroanilines, amides, tertiary amines, indoles, benzophenones, sulphoxides, and hydroxy- and alkoxy-benzenes. A mathematical treatment which accounts for all the indicators, independently of their structure or acidity range, has been used. The results obtained show in all cases the validity of the relationship examined. Activity coefficient functions have been calculated by using both structurally similar indicators and all the compounds. The results show the identity between the particular functions and the general one. A single function [MCf(X)‘generatrix function’] able to give the dependence on acid concentration of {log ([BH+]/[B])– log [H+]} of any indicator is obtained. The analysis of relative nji values for different or structurally similar indicators show the limitation of classing indicators by series.

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J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 2, 1977, 309-313

The MC activity coefficient function for acid–base equilibria. Part 3. Improvement on the MC function by mathematical treatment

N. C. Marziano, P. G. Traverso, A. Tomasin and R. C. Passerini, J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 2, 1977, 309 DOI: 10.1039/P29770000309

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