1998
DOI: 10.1021/ac981068o
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Extraction Selectivities of Crown Ethers for Alkali Metal Cations:  Differences between Single-Species and Competitive Solvent Extractions

Abstract: Separation factor values for pairs of alkali metal cations determined in competitive solvent extractions of alkali metal picrates from aqueous solutions into chloroform by a variety of benzo- and cyclohexano-group-containing crown ethers vary significantly from extrapolations based upon the results of single-species extraction experiments. For almost all of the crown ether-alkali metal cation combinations examined, the separation factor values are greater for competitive solvent extraction. In view of the unex… Show more

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“…In the case of DB18C6, 20 Therefore, we consider that species G has two bidentate H 2 O molecules. The spectral feature of species G is similar to that of species E, although the two band pairs of species G are more separated from each other compared with those of species E. 3,4 The IR-UV DR spectrum of the band H is displayed in Fig. 4(a).…”
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“…In the case of DB18C6, 20 Therefore, we consider that species G has two bidentate H 2 O molecules. The spectral feature of species G is similar to that of species E, although the two band pairs of species G are more separated from each other compared with those of species E. 3,4 The IR-UV DR spectrum of the band H is displayed in Fig. 4(a).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…Among them, the weak band at 3228 cm -1 is ascribable to the overtone of the bending vibration of H 2 O. 28 Accordingly, species H can be assigned to a B18C6-(H 2 O) 3 cluster. The four bands in the 3500-3650 cm -1 region are assignable to two pairs of the bidentate OH vibrations as shown in Fig.…”
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