Ionic association with anions of alizarin red S in aqueous solutions with surfactants

The most important results obtained during the first century of pinacyanol (PIN) application in fundamental and applied research are summarized. The main usages of PIN during the century are described. The structural, protolytic, and thermodynamic properties of the dye in different systems (aqueous and aqueous–organic solutions, premicellar and micellar surfactant systems, and salt-containing solutions) have been analyzed. Quantitative characteristics of intermolecular interactions are considered. Self-association and dissimilar association of PIN with the participation of other dyes, organic ions and molecules, and metal complex compounds under 5 × 10−7–8 × 10−5 mol/L concentrations of PIN are discussed. The analyzed data indicate that at present, as before, the scientific interest in this dye is very high.

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Modeling of Advanced Photo Oxidation of Alizarin Red-S Dye Using Tio2 as Photo Catalyst

Talib

AlDamen

Alani

2014

ACSJ

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Ionic association with anions of alizarin red S in aqueous solutions with surfactants

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Modeling of Advanced Photo Oxidation of Alizarin Red-S Dye Using Tio2 as Photo Catalyst

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