2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.molliq.2021.117047
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Formation of mono- and binuclear complexes of Nd3+ with d-gluconate ions in hyperalkaline solutions – Composition, equilibria and structure

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“…black: the free ligand, red: Nd(III)-complex 116 The weakening of metal ion coordination upon rising pH is unexpected, since simultaneous ligand deprotonation becomes more favorable. This contradiction can be resolved by assuming that the deprotonation takes place on the Nd(III)-bound water molecules 31,47,112 instead of the OH moieties of the ligand. This hints on that the gradual weakening of coordination is accompanied by the formation of outer-sphere complexes.…”
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“…black: the free ligand, red: Nd(III)-complex 116 The weakening of metal ion coordination upon rising pH is unexpected, since simultaneous ligand deprotonation becomes more favorable. This contradiction can be resolved by assuming that the deprotonation takes place on the Nd(III)-bound water molecules 31,47,112 instead of the OH moieties of the ligand. This hints on that the gradual weakening of coordination is accompanied by the formation of outer-sphere complexes.…”
Section: Model Validation Via Freezing-point Depression Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experimental conditions: T = 25 °C, I = 4 M (NaCl). Exact reactant concentrations used for the titration curves a, b and c are shown in Table5112…”
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