Stability constants of the aqueous mono-fluoride complexes of Pu(III) and Am(III) and their correlation with other metal ions

The stability constants of the aqueous mono-fluoride complexes of Pu(III) and Am(III) have been measured using the distribution method. A correlation of the available stability constants of fluoride complexes of trivalent actinides, up to Cf, with fundamental properties like charge and radii of the metal ion has been discussed. Good correlation within the group and as a part of other metal ions was obtained only for transplutonium elements. The reported stability constant values measured by potentiometry and the value obtained by distribution for Pu³⁺ appear to be much higher than expected from this correlation. However, a better correlation was obtained with transplutonium elements when effective charge instead of formal charge was considered for Pu³⁺ in the BSE function.     

Acid-Base and Complex-Forming Properties of 2-Dialkylaminomethylphenols with respect to Copper(II) in a Tetrachloromethane-Water Two-Phase System

The protolytic properties of 2-dialkylaminomethylphenols were characterized by effective partition constants in the tetrachloromethane-water medium at 298 K by means of two-phase potentiometric titration. A correlation was found between the effective partition constant including the dissociation constant of the protonated form of 2-dialkylaminomethylphenol and the constants of the substituents. The partition constants of the compounds were calculated. The formation of 1:1 charged copper(II) complexes in aqueous solution and of 2:1 neutral complexes in the organic phase was revealed. The stability constants of the complexes in aqueous solution and the partition constants of the 2:1 complexes were estimated.     

Determination of dissociation constants for some pyrogallol azo derivatives and stability constants of their complexes with rare-earth metals

The dissociation constants of some haloazo derivatives of pyrogallol and the stability constants of their complexes with rare-earth metals (La, Ce, Nd, Sm, Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Tm, Yb, Lu) are determined by potentiometric titration in aqueous ethanol (3: 7). A correlation between the dissociation constants of the reagents and the stability constants of their complexes is found.     

Protolitic complexing properties of acylhydrazones of substituted salicylaldehydes and stability constants of their cooper(II) complexes

The acid-base properties of acetyl-and heptoylhydrazones of substituted salicylaldehyde derivatives and the stability of their copper(II) complexes have been studied. For both sets of compounds, the ionization constants of the hydrazones and the stability constants of hydrazone complexes are linear functions of the substituent constants σ. An analogous tendency is found for the antiferromagnetic exchange interaction parameters in dimeric copper(II) nitrate complexes of heptoylhydrazones of substituted salicylaldehyde derivatives. A correlation between the protolytic properties of hydrazones and the magnetic properties of their complexes is suggested.     

Coordinating ability of rhodium(III) porphyrins toward organic bases

Reactions of hydroxo(2,3,7,8,12,13,17,18-octaethylporphyrinato)rhodium(III) and acetylacetato-(5,10,15,20-tetraphenylporphyrinato)rhodium(III) with nitrogen-containing substrates were studied by spectrophotometry. The stability constants and compositions of the resulting molecular complexes were determined, and the effects of the macrocycle nature and substrate basicity on the stability constants were estimated. The structures of the isolated rhodium porphyrin molecules and their complexes with organic bases were optimized by the PM3 quantum chemical method. The degree of macrocycle deformation was found to change in the course of metal–substrate coordination. A correlation between the metal–substrate bond energy and equilibrium constant was revealed.

     

Formation of Glycinate Complexes of Iron(II) at Different Ionic Strengths of Solution

Complexation of iron(II) in aqueous glycine (α-aminoacetic acid) solutions is studied in the pH range 1.0–8.0 at 298.16 K at various ionic strengths (NaClO₄). The stability constants of the resulting complexes go down as the ionic strength of the solution increases. The stability constants of the complexes are determined using the experimental “electromotive force of the system versus pH” curves by iterative fitting of the theoretical oxidation function to the experimental one with the Excel program. The correlation between the stability constants of complexes and ionic strength of the solution is also calculated using the Debye–Hückel equation and SigmaPlot 10.0 software. Statistical analysis of the calculated data is performed with P value of 0.95.     

Crown ether styryl dyes

A novel styryl dye containing benzodithia-18-crown-6 andN-(4-sulfobutyl)benzothiazolium fragments was synthesized. The complex formation of thecis-isomers of several photochromic styryl dyes containing dithia-15(18)-crown-5(6) fragments with Hg²⁺ and Mg²⁺ ions was studied. The stability constants of the complexes with Mg²⁺ and the relative stability constants of the complexes with Hg²⁺ (with respect to benzo-1,10-dithia-18-crown-6 ether) were measured. The fact that the stability constant increases 11-fold on going from thetrans- to the correspondingcis-isomer was attributed to the formation of an anion-“capped” complex. For Part 22, see Ref. 1. Translated fromIzvestiya Akademii Nauk. Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 12, pp. 2213–2220, December, 1997.     

Correlation Between Chromatographic Behaviour and Stability Constant of Metal Ions on Diethylenetriamine Thin Layer

Abstract

The stability constants of the complexes formed between diethylenetriamine and the metal ions -V, Th, As, Pb, Zr and Se have been determined by pH metric method and these values, together with the stability constants for the metal ions -Co, Zn, Cd, Hg, Cu, Ni and Ag already reported, have been utilised to show their correlation with chromatographic behaviour of these metal ions on silica gel G plates impregnated with diethylenetriamine.     

Effects of ionic strength and pH on the stability constants of the complex of Co(II) with soil fulvic acid

The stability constants for tracer concentrations of Co(II) complexes with the red earth fulvic acid were determined at pH 3.8–6.8 and ionic strength 0.0010–1.0 mol/l by using the cation exchange equilibrium method and the radiotracer⁶⁰Co. The effects of ionic strength and pH on the stability constants of 1∶1 Co(II) complexes were investigated, and it was found that the stability constants of complexes of humic substances do not vary with ionic strength and pH in a manner similar to that of simple complexes.     

The Use of Encoded Structural Data to Predict the Liquid Chromatographic Retention Behavior of Tetradentate Metal Complexes

Abstract

Retention data for tetradentate metal complexes of copper and nickel are reported for microparticulate silica and reversed phase columns. An attempt is made to relate structure and stability constant data to the retention volume by means of multiple linear regression. The results indicate that if the structure is encoded by means of dummy variables it may be possible to predict retention volumes of metal complexes. There is not a strong correlation between the value of the stability constants for the metal diamine and metal ketone complexes and the retention volume.     

Interpretation of the IR spectra of aluminum, gallium, and indium tris(acetylacetonates)

The IR spectra of M(Acac)₃ (M = Al, Ga, and In; Acac^?1 is the acetylacetonate ion) and their isotope-substituted analogs were calculated by the Hartree-Fock-Roothaan method. The results obtained and available literature data were used to assign the absorption bands. A correlation was found between the force constants of the M-O bond and the stability constants of the complexes M(Acac)₃.     

Spectrophotometric Determination of the Stability Constant of the Inclusion Complexes of Some Catechol Derivatives with β‐Cyclodextrin Based on Their Reaction with Iodate

The effects of β‐cyclodextrin (β‐CD) inclusion on the kinetics of the oxidation of several cathechol derivatives, including 4‐tert‐butylcatechol, 3‐methylcatechol and 3‐methoxycatechol, with iodate was studied spectrophotometrically. The rate of the oxidation reactions decreased by increasing β‐CD concentration as a result of inclusion. The stability constants for the inclusion complexes of the investigated compounds were determined based on the changes in the rate constants as a function of β‐CD concentration at pH 3.0. The rate constants for the free and complexed forms and also the stability constants for the inclusion complexes were calculated. The role of the hydrophobic effect was evaluated by studying the influence of the presence of different amounts of ethanol on the β‐CD: guest interaction. In a given H₂O‐EtOH mixture the stability of β‐CD complexes shows the order of 4‐tert‐butylcatechol ≈ 3‐methylcatechol ≈ 3‐methoxycatechol. Increasing ethanol content caused a decrease in the stability constant of the inclusion complexes and an increase in observed rate constants.     

邻苯二胺合钴氧合反应的研究Ⅰ 水溶液中配合物及其氧合配合物稳定常数的测定

自１９３８年Tsumaki报道犤１犦氧载体以来，这方面的研究已有很大进展犤２犦，只是理论研究居多。氧载体的氧合常数是氧载体研究中的一个重要参数，它的测定是氧载体研究中的一项重要内容，用pH电位法测定氧载体的氧合常数已有研究报道犤２～４犦，作者在研究中发现，邻苯二胺合钴（o－Phdn－Co）配合物在固相和水溶液中与O２反应时表现出很大差异，其反应产物的组成比分别为液相配合物Co∶O２＝２∶１，而固相配合物Co∶O２＝１∶２，为究其成因和进行理论探讨，有必要先测定其氧合常数。由于o－Phdn－Co配合物的配位常数也未见文献…     

Investigation of the extraction of some copper(II) chelates using isotope64Cu

The extraction of copper(II) 8-hydroxyquinolinate, 5,7-dichloro-8-hydroxyquinolinate and 2-thenoyltrifluoroacetonate was investigated and the stability constants and distribution constants of the complexes were determined. The dependence of thepH values for 50% extraction and of the distribution constants of the copper complexes on the dissociation constants and distribution constants of the corresponding agents are discussed.     

A critical review on the stability constants of the fluoride complexes of actinides in aqueous solution and their correlation with fundamental properties of the ions

Literature data on the stability constants of the fluoride complexes of the actinides in different oxidation states have been compiled. In order to have a reasonable inter-comparison, the stability constant (β₁) values obtained in diverse ionic strength media are converted to so called thermodynamic stability constants, β ₁ ⁰ using the DAVIES equation (a modification of Debye-Huckel equation). A correlation of the β ₁ ⁰ values with the fundamental properties of the actinide ions using various models available in the literature has been attempted. Using the values of inonic radii and best available values of the stability constants of a large number of metal ions from recent compilations a comparative study of the various models or relations available in the literature has been tried. For metal ions in general, the semi-empirical relation recently developed by BROWN, SYLVA and ELLIS (BSE equation)_gives the best correlation. In an attempt to accommodate the unusual trend in the stability constants of the tetravalent actinides a modification in a parameter of the BSE equation has been proposed. Good agreement between the theoretically calculated and experimentally determined values for actinides in different oxidation states is obtained in most of the cases. Further improvements in theoretical relation as well as experimental data are required for better correlation.     

Theoretical studies on organic transition-metal complexes—I. Parameterization and calibration of an extended CNDO/2 method for the calculation of stability constants

An extended CNDO/2 method has been developed for the calculation of stability constants of organic transition-metal complexes. An atom parameterization scheme is described for Mn to Zn using Slater exponents which is found to give a reasonable correlation with the ionization potential of the respective metal. The corresponding bonding parameters have been evaluated by initially deriving the best correlation between the calculated and experimental stability constants of a series of substituted copper bis(salicylaldehydes) and then relating these values to the other transition metals using the bond dissociation energies of simple diatomics as the essential criteria.