Association constants and heats of formation of heteroassociates of anions of sulphophthaleine dyes
Serghey A. Shapovalov
Abstract
Serghey A. Shapovalov
Abstract
The tendency of anions of sulphophthaleine dyes to heteroassociation was studied in aqueous solutions of phenol red, bromophenol blue, bromocresol green, bromocresol purple, and bromothymol blue. It was spectrophotometrically determined that single-(Han − ) and double-charged anions (An 2− ) of sul-phophthaleines can form stable heteroassociates of composition Ct + · HAn − and (Ct + ) 2 · An 2− with cations (Ct + ) of polymethine dyes, pinacyanol, and quinaldine red. The values of enthalpy formation of ions of dyes and heteroassociates were calculated using semi-empirical methods, then correlated with experimentally determined values of equilibrium association constants.
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The tendency of anions of sulphophthaleine dyes to heteroassociation was studied in aqueous solutions of phenol red, bromophenol blue, bromocresol green, bromocresol purple, and bromothymol blue. It was spectrophotometrically determined that single-(Han − ) and double-charged anions (An 2− ) of sul-phophthaleines can form stable heteroassociates of composition Ct + · HAn − and (Ct + ) 2 · An 2− with cations (Ct + ) of polymethine dyes, pinacyanol, and quinaldine red. The values of enthalpy formation of ions of dyes and heteroassociates were calculated using semi-empirical methods, then correlated with experimentally determined values of equilibrium association constants.
Key concepts: Bromocresol green, Bromothymol blue, Bromophenol blue, Phenol red, Bromocresol purple, Chemistry, Enthalpy, Aqueous solution