ION PAIRING IN H2O AND D2O SOLUTIONS OF LEAD NITRATE, AS DETERMINED WITH 207Pb NMR SPECTROSCOPY
The temperature and concentration dependences of 207Pb NMR chemical shifts of Pb(NO3)2 in D2O are reported+. The results are analyzed in terms of exchange between a solvated lead ion and the Pb(NO3) contact-ion pair. Predictions of the chemical shift difference between the aquated ion and contact-ion pair are carried out for the gas-phase entities and for the solvated species with a DFT calculation. Previously reported data on 207Pb NMR chemical shifts of Pb(NO3)2 in H2O are reevaluated. From the analysis, the enthalpy of dissociation of the contact-ion pair is found to be –42.3r1.0 kJ/mol.
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The results are analyzed in terms of exchange between a solvated lead ion
and the Pb(NO3)+ contact-ion pair. <...> Predictions of the chemical shift difference between the
aquated ion and contact-ion pair are carried out for the gas-phase entities and for the solvated
species with a DFT calculation. <...> Previously reported data on 207Pb NMR chemical shifts of
Pb(NO3)2 in H2O are reevaluated. <...> INTRODUCTION
Electrochemical and spectroscopic measurements have demonstrated that dissolution of certain
salts in water leads to the formation of contact-ion pairs in equilibrium with fully aquated ions [ 1—
11 ]. <...> For example, Nancollas interpreted changes in conductivity of
aqueous lead nitrate solutions as evidence for rapid exchange between contact-ion pairs and solvated
ions by the mechanism of Eq. (1) [ 2 ]:
Pb(NO ) Pb NO3(aq).
3 (aq) (aq)
2
(1)
From the temperature and concentration dependences of the conductivity of lead nitrate solutions, he
determined an equilibrium constant, Kdiss, of 0.065 at 298.15 K, and Hdiss = 2.38 kJ/mol and Sdiss =
= –14.6 JK–1mol–1 for the process of Eq. (1). <...> Harrison et al. analyzed room-temperature concentration-dependent 207Pb
chemical-shift data for aqueous lead nitrate solutions to determine an equilibrium constant for the
process in Eq. (1) of 0.812 at 298.15 K [ 4 ]. <...> Altounian et al. measured the temperature and concentration
dependences of the NMR chemical shift to determine the variation of the equilibrium constant for
the same process in solutions of Pb(NO3)2 in H2O. <...> In unpublished work, Niessen noted the interesting effect that the 207Pb NMR chemical shift of
lead nitrate dissolved in a mixed solvent of H2O and deuterium oxide, D2O, is linear in the mole fraction
of D2O in the solvent [ 17 ]. <...> Deuterium oxide was purchased from Cambridge Isotopic Laboratories, Inc. The
salts were used as received. <...> NMR chemical
shieldings were calculated with the NMR module [ 27 ] associated with the ADF program package. <...> Thus, the NMR shift does not distinguish sodium ions coordinated to protonated
or deuterated water ligands.
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F. ALKAN, T. SMALL, S. BAI, A. DOMINOWSKI, C. DYBOWSKI
Fig. 1. <...> Extrapolation of the apparent equilibrium constant to m = 0 gives the thermodynamic equilibrium
constant <...>
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