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Synthesis of Samarium Nitrate with Alanine Complex and Standard Molar Formation Enthalpy of Its Ion

Wensheng Chen

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Complex of samarium nitrate with alanine has been prepared.The molar dissolution enthalpy of Sm(Ala)4(NO3)3·H2O(s) in water has been measured by isopribel calorimeter,and the standard molar formation enthalpy of Sm(Ala)43+(aq) has been calculated at 298.2K to beΔHf,θm,[ Sm(Ala)43+,aq,298.2K] = 2936.7 kJ·mol-.

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Complex of samarium nitrate with alanine has been prepared.The molar dissolution enthalpy of Sm(Ala)4(NO3)3·H2O(s) in water has been measured by isopribel calorimeter,and the standard molar formation enthalpy of Sm(Ala)43+(aq) has been calculated at 298.2K to beΔHf,θm,[ Sm(Ala)43+,aq,298.2K] = 2936.7 kJ·mol-.

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Complex of samarium nitrate with alanine has been prepared.The molar dissolution enthalpy of Sm(Ala)4(NO3)3·H2O(s) in water has been measured by isopribel calorimeter,and the standard molar formation enthalpy of Sm(Ala)43+(aq) has been calculated at 298.2K to beΔHf,θm,[ Sm(Ala)43+,aq,298.2K] = 2936.7 kJ·mol-.

Key concepts: Samarium, Enthalpy, Chemistry, Enthalpy change of solution, Standard enthalpy of formation, Dissolution, Molar, Calorimeter (particle physics)

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