1999 年 1999 巻 3 号 p. 203-206
The conductivity of several alkali metal thiocyanates in water-methanol mixtures was measured at 25°C. The data were analyzed using the Lee-Wheaton theory for symmetrical electrolytes to obtain ion association constant, KA, limiting molar conductivity, Δ0, and limiting ionic molar conductivity, λ0±. In all the solvent systems, calculated λ0+ values of the alkali metal ions increase in the order Li+<Na+<K+<Rb+<Cs+. The.λ0± values of the alkali metal ions and thiocyanate ion showed a minimum whe n the molar fraction of methanol was ca.0.4. The changes in λ0± of these alkali metal ions and thiocyanate ion with the molar fraction of methanol agree with the change in the viscosity of the solvent or the heat of mixing of water-methanol mixtures. These alkali metal thiocyanates form little or no ion aggregated in water and water-methanol mixtures. These alkali metal thiocyanates were KA=15-24 dm3 mol-1 in methanol.
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