2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.aca.2022.340556
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A feasible, fast and reliable method for estimating ion-site association constants in plasticized PVC ion-selective electrode membranes

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“…It is worth noticing that in PVC membranes plasticized with oNPOE, a cation-exchanger forms fairly strong associates with metal cations with association constants 25 ≈ n × 10 3 , while the ion-exchanger salt with amine protonated form is almost completely dissociated. Thus, none of the considered models provides an adequate description of the real situation as in the case of pH UDL .…”
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“…It is worth noticing that in PVC membranes plasticized with oNPOE, a cation-exchanger forms fairly strong associates with metal cations with association constants 25 ≈ n × 10 3 , while the ion-exchanger salt with amine protonated form is almost completely dissociated. Thus, none of the considered models provides an adequate description of the real situation as in the case of pH UDL .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ion association constants for inorganic cations with TClPB – were taken from ref . Ion association constants of protonated cations of ionophores with inorganic anions were estimated by the reference ion method . A tetraphenyl borate anion was used as the reference ion (see Supporting Information III and IV).…”
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“…The association constants of cations with TClPB − anion were obtained by the specially developed reference ion technique [ 50 ]. The method is based on the fact that TBA + ion forms no associates with the ion exchanger in the membrane phase and thus can be taken as a reference ion.…”
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