Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents

The unusual density dependence of spectral and structural properties of naphthalene, anthracene and azulene dissolved in near-critical solvents is accounted for by theory or simulation, but the value of the solutes' intermolecular energy (ε2/k) is much larger than expected from the properties o...

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Autores principales: Sciaini, Alberto Germán, Marceca, Ernesto Jose, Fernandez Prini, Roberto
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spelling paper:paper_14639076_v4_n14_p3400_Sciaini2023-06-08T16:16:35Z Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents Sciaini, Alberto Germán Marceca, Ernesto Jose Fernandez Prini, Roberto anthracene azulene naphthalene solvent article energy liquid mathematical computing simulation solute spectroscopy The unusual density dependence of spectral and structural properties of naphthalene, anthracene and azulene dissolved in near-critical solvents is accounted for by theory or simulation, but the value of the solutes' intermolecular energy (ε2/k) is much larger than expected from the properties of the pure solutes. Two possible sources for this discrepancy are studied in this work: (i) changes in the equation of state of the fluid due to near criticality were studied calculating its thermodynamic behaviour with the hydrostatic hypernetted chain (HHNC) integral equation for inhomogeneous fluids, (ii) specific contributions to the solute-solvent interaction energies were evaluated from cross-second virial coefficients. Both have been ruled out as the origin of the observed discrepancy. The possibility that the shape of the solutes affects the local density of solvent molecules so that it cannot be described by the radial distribution functions employed by theories and simulation experiments is discussed. Fil:Sciaini, G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Marceca, E. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Fernández-Prini, R. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2002 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_14639076_v4_n14_p3400_Sciaini http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_14639076_v4_n14_p3400_Sciaini
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topic anthracene
azulene
naphthalene
solvent
article
energy
liquid
mathematical computing
simulation
solute
spectroscopy
spellingShingle anthracene
azulene
naphthalene
solvent
article
energy
liquid
mathematical computing
simulation
solute
spectroscopy
Sciaini, Alberto Germán
Marceca, Ernesto Jose
Fernandez Prini, Roberto
Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
topic_facet anthracene
azulene
naphthalene
solvent
article
energy
liquid
mathematical computing
simulation
solute
spectroscopy
description The unusual density dependence of spectral and structural properties of naphthalene, anthracene and azulene dissolved in near-critical solvents is accounted for by theory or simulation, but the value of the solutes' intermolecular energy (ε2/k) is much larger than expected from the properties of the pure solutes. Two possible sources for this discrepancy are studied in this work: (i) changes in the equation of state of the fluid due to near criticality were studied calculating its thermodynamic behaviour with the hydrostatic hypernetted chain (HHNC) integral equation for inhomogeneous fluids, (ii) specific contributions to the solute-solvent interaction energies were evaluated from cross-second virial coefficients. Both have been ruled out as the origin of the observed discrepancy. The possibility that the shape of the solutes affects the local density of solvent molecules so that it cannot be described by the radial distribution functions employed by theories and simulation experiments is discussed.
author Sciaini, Alberto Germán
Marceca, Ernesto Jose
Fernandez Prini, Roberto
author_facet Sciaini, Alberto Germán
Marceca, Ernesto Jose
Fernandez Prini, Roberto
author_sort Sciaini, Alberto Germán
title Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
title_short Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
title_full Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
title_fullStr Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
title_full_unstemmed Intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
title_sort intermolecular solvent-solute energies for thermodynamic and spectroscopic properties of solutes in near-critical solvents
publishDate 2002
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