1966
DOI: 10.1002/zfch.19660060702
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Aziditätsveränderungen von reinen wäßrigen sauren und alkalischen Lösungen durch Neutralsalze und organische Lösungsmittel

Abstract: EinfiihrungDie Abweichung vom idealen Verhalten von Elektrolytlosungen ist durch die Theorie der interionischen Wechselwirkung von Debye u. Huckel [l] bei sehr niedrigen Gesamtelektrolytkonzentrationen (< 0,Ol Mol/ kg) quantitativ zu berechnen. Fur industrielle Prozesse spielen aber solche hochverdunnten Elektrolytlosungen nur eine untergeordnete Rolle. Bis heute ist es noch nicht gelungen, konzentriertere Elektrolytlosungen (> 1 Mol/kg) theoretisch quantitativ zu behandeln, obwohl durch zahlreiche, meist st… Show more

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“…Certainly, electrostatic forces cannot be responsible solely for the cause of the interaction, but in this model the excess Gibbs energy can be estimated in good concordance with the experiments in aqueous acidic and hydroxide solutions (A. Ferse & E. Ferse, 1966;Ferse, 1978;Ferse, 2008). But also changes to the microstructure of the electrolyte solutions seem to play a role.…”
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“…Certainly, electrostatic forces cannot be responsible solely for the cause of the interaction, but in this model the excess Gibbs energy can be estimated in good concordance with the experiments in aqueous acidic and hydroxide solutions (A. Ferse & E. Ferse, 1966;Ferse, 1978;Ferse, 2008). But also changes to the microstructure of the electrolyte solutions seem to play a role.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Therefore in temporal average, every single water molecule has a negative or positive partial charge if it is in alkaline or acidic solutions (Samoilow, 1965). This model allows the forming of a specific electrostatic interaction between the partial charges of the water molecules among each other and between the partial charges of the water molecules in the hydration sphere and the charges of cations of the alkali hydroxides or the anions of the acids (Samoilow, 1965;A. Ferse & E. Ferse, 1966;Ferse, 1978;Ferse, 2008).…”
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