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The intermolecular interactions of methanol, pyrrole and chloroform in a binary solvent

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Abstract The work focuses on a thermochemical study of solvation of organic non-electrolytes in various binary mixed solvents. The enthalpies of solution of pyrrole, methanol and chloroform in carbon tetrachloride… Click to show full abstract

Abstract The work focuses on a thermochemical study of solvation of organic non-electrolytes in various binary mixed solvents. The enthalpies of solution of pyrrole, methanol and chloroform in carbon tetrachloride – pyridine binary mixture were measured at 298.15 K. Data on solution enthalpies of solute – binary solvent for more than 350 systems has been collected. The specific and non-specific terms to the enthalpies of solvation of proton donors have been evaluated for the first time for the mixed solvent using the model previously adapted for individual solvents.

Keywords: solvent; interactions methanol; methanol pyrrole; intermolecular interactions; chloroform; binary solvent

Journal Title: Thermochimica Acta
Year Published: 2020

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