A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles

A new method, based upon semi-empirical kinetic approach, for the determination of ion exchange constant for ion exchange processes occurring between counterions at the cationic micellar surface is described in this review article. Basically, the method involves a reaction kinetic probe which gives...

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Main Author: Khan, Mohammad Niyaz
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description A new method, based upon semi-empirical kinetic approach, for the determination of ion exchange constant for ion exchange processes occurring between counterions at the cationic micellar surface is described in this review article. Basically, the method involves a reaction kinetic probe which gives observed pseudo-first-order rate constants (k(obs)) for a nucleophilic substitution reaction between the nonionic and anionic reactants (R and S) in the presence of a constant concentration of both reactants as well as cationic micelles and varying concentrations of an inert inorganic or organic salt (MX). The observed data (k(obs), versus [MX]) fit satisfactorily (in terms of residual errors) to an empirical equation which could be derived from an equation explaining the mechanism of the reaction of the kinetic probe in terms of pseudophase micellar (PM) model coupled with another empirical equation. This (another) empirical equation explains the effect of [MX] on cationic micellar binding constant (K(S)) of the anionic reactant (say S) and gives an empirical constant, K(X/S). The magnitude of K(X/S) is the measure of the ability of X(-) to expel S(-) from a cationic micellar pseudophase to the bulk aqueous phase through ion exchange X(-)/S(-). The values of K(X/S) and K(Y/S) (where Y(-) is another inert counterion) give the ion exchange constant, K(X)(Y) (=K(X)/K(Y) where K(X) and K(Y) represent cationic micellar binding constants of X(-) and Y(-), respectively). The suitability of this method is demonstrated by the use of three different reaction kinetic probes and various MX.
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spelling um.eprints-13392019-11-11T03:36:29Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/1339/ A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles Khan, Mohammad Niyaz Q Science (General) QD Chemistry A new method, based upon semi-empirical kinetic approach, for the determination of ion exchange constant for ion exchange processes occurring between counterions at the cationic micellar surface is described in this review article. Basically, the method involves a reaction kinetic probe which gives observed pseudo-first-order rate constants (k(obs)) for a nucleophilic substitution reaction between the nonionic and anionic reactants (R and S) in the presence of a constant concentration of both reactants as well as cationic micelles and varying concentrations of an inert inorganic or organic salt (MX). The observed data (k(obs), versus [MX]) fit satisfactorily (in terms of residual errors) to an empirical equation which could be derived from an equation explaining the mechanism of the reaction of the kinetic probe in terms of pseudophase micellar (PM) model coupled with another empirical equation. This (another) empirical equation explains the effect of [MX] on cationic micellar binding constant (K(S)) of the anionic reactant (say S) and gives an empirical constant, K(X/S). The magnitude of K(X/S) is the measure of the ability of X(-) to expel S(-) from a cationic micellar pseudophase to the bulk aqueous phase through ion exchange X(-)/S(-). The values of K(X/S) and K(Y/S) (where Y(-) is another inert counterion) give the ion exchange constant, K(X)(Y) (=K(X)/K(Y) where K(X) and K(Y) represent cationic micellar binding constants of X(-) and Y(-), respectively). The suitability of this method is demonstrated by the use of three different reaction kinetic probes and various MX. Elsevier 2010-09-15 Article PeerReviewed Khan, Mohammad Niyaz (2010) A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles. Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 159 (2). pp. 160-179. ISSN 0001-8686, DOI https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cis.2010.06.005 <https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cis.2010.06.005>. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cis.2010.06.005 doi:10.1016/j.cis.2010.06.005
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Khan, Mohammad Niyaz
A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
title A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
title_full A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
title_fullStr A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
title_full_unstemmed A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
title_short A new semi-empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
title_sort new semi empirical kinetic method for the determination of ion exchange constants for the counterions of cationic micelles
topic Q Science (General)
QD Chemistry
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