1993
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2860(93)85017-o
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An investigation on ionic solvation by refractometric measurements and electrostatic interaction calculations

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“…These solvents are important for 35 selective dissolution and precipitation of reactants and products of a so- 36 lution phase chemical reaction. The presence of ions changes the reac- 37 tivity of solvents in many chemical reactions [3,4]. Addition of 38 electrolytes not only increases the average polarity of the medium but 39 also generally changes the reaction equilibrium by inducing salting in 40 or salting out effects.…”
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“…These solvents are important for 35 selective dissolution and precipitation of reactants and products of a so- 36 lution phase chemical reaction. The presence of ions changes the reac- 37 tivity of solvents in many chemical reactions [3,4]. Addition of 38 electrolytes not only increases the average polarity of the medium but 39 also generally changes the reaction equilibrium by inducing salting in 40 or salting out effects.…”
mentioning
confidence: 99%