By Prof. Dr. Christian Reichardt(auth.)
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Content:
Chapter 1 creation (pages 1–4):
Chapter 2 Solute?Solvent Interactions (pages 5–56):
Chapter three class of Solvents (pages 57–91):
Chapter four Solvent results at the place of Homogeneous Chemical Equilibria (pages 93–145):
Chapter five Solvent results at the premiums of Homogeneous Chemical Reactions (pages 147–328):
Chapter 6 Solvent results at the Absorption Spectra of natural Compounds (pages 329–388):
Chapter 7 Empirical Parameters of Solvent Polarity (pages 389–469):
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E. Coulombmeter). Among the solvents listed in the Appendix, Table A-1, hexamethylphosphoric triamide is the one with the highest dipole moment (m ¼ 18:48 Á 10À30 Cm), followed by propylene carbonate (m ¼ 16:7 Á 10À30 Cm), and sulfolane (m ¼ 16:05 Á 10À30 Cm). e. 3-alkyl-1,2,3oxadiazolium-5-olates). 7 D) [318]. The peculiar physical properties of such room temperature liquid sydnones make them to good nonaqueous dipolar solvents for many ionophores (electrolytes). Ion-dipole forces are important for solutions of ionic compounds in dipolar solm vents, where solvated species such as Na(OH2 )l m and Cl(H2 O)n (for solutions of NaCl in H2 O) exist.
This is shown schematically in Fig. 2-6. Due to the contact between A and B, fewer water molecules are now in direct contact with the hydrocarbon molecules. Thus, the ordering influence of the hydrophobic molecules will be diminished and the entropy increases (DS > 0). Although thermal energy is required for the destructuring of the hydration shells around A and B (DH > 0), the free energy diminishes upon aggregation (DG < 0). Therefore, it is energetically advantageous for apolar molecules, or apolar groups in otherwise polar molecules, when dissolved in water, to aggregate with expulsion of water molecules from their hydration shells.
Acceptor numbers are also known for binary solvent mixtures [70, 213]. Using the neutral Fe(II) complex [Fe(phen)2 (CN)2 ], the di¤erent Lewis acidities of EPA solvents can easily be visualized by its colour change: solutions of this Fe(II) complex are blue in HMPT, violet in dichloromethane, red in ethanol, and yellow in trifluoroacetic acid [204]. Another approach to the estimation of EPD/EPA interactions between a Lewis acid A and a Lewis base B was given by Drago [71]. Drago proposed the four-parameter Eq.