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Abstract

The β coefficients in the equation T1−1—T10−1=Σβscs, which represents the nuclear relaxation rate of 23Na+ in dilute aqueous solutions at 25° as a function of solute molarity, have been determined for a variety of ionic solutes and separated into cationic and anionic contributions. For many species β is simply expressed in terms of viscosity and volume effects. Large additional contributions to β are found for a group of symmetrical, singly charged oxy and fluoro anions of which ClO4=, studied in the previous paper, is typical. The same is true for ions such as SO4= and PO4−3 for which extra interaction (such as association) with Na+ has been deduced from other types of measurements. For some solutes, including sucrose, nonlinear contributions to T1−1 dominate at concentrations as low as 0.2M. In the case of SO4= the observed nonlinearity may be attributed to ion association, in which case a dissociation constant (molar scale) of 0.2, in agreement with the result of Davies may be deduced from the data if his activity-coefficient approximation is used. The temperature dependence of T10−1 is found to be markedly different from that for a group of relaxation and transport coefficients (e.g., proton T1 and viscous flow), all of which have nearly common behavior. It is concluded from this that the strength of the 23Na+–H2O quadrupolar interaction that determines T10 is temperature dependent. By contrast, the temperature dependence of the β for the 23Na+–ClO4− interaction exhibits the common behavior. Approximate values of the β coefficients for the relaxation of 79Br− and 127I− are extracted from linewidth measurements on aqueous solutions of their salts reported by Hertz and Richards and co-workers. With allowance for differences in nuclear properties they are of similar magnitude and range as those for 23Na+. Structure-breaking cations give large β coefficients in these systems just as structure-breaking anions do with 23Na+.

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Eisenstadt, M., & Friedman, H. L. (1967). Nuclear Magnetic Relaxation in Ionic Solution. II. Relaxation of 23Na in Aqueous Solutions of Various Diamagnetic Salts. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 46(6), 2182–2193.

Authors 2
  1. Maurice Eisenstadt (first)
  2. Harold L. Friedman (additional)
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@article{Eisenstadt_1967, title={Nuclear Magnetic Relaxation in Ionic Solution. II. Relaxation of 23Na in Aqueous Solutions of Various Diamagnetic Salts}, volume={46}, ISSN={1089-7690}, url={http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1841022}, DOI={10.1063/1.1841022}, number={6}, journal={The Journal of Chemical Physics}, publisher={AIP Publishing}, author={Eisenstadt, Maurice and Friedman, Harold L.}, year={1967}, month=mar, pages={2182–2193} }