Studies of solvation shell changes from the nuclear magnetic resonance linewidth of 23Na

23Na‐NMR. Linewidths in Binary Mixtures of Oxygenated Solvents

“…A similar finding has been reported earlier by Van Geet [7] for THF/H20 binary mixtures, and by Smid et al [5] …”

Sodium-23 nuclear magnetic resonance on sodium borate solutions. Anion, solvent, and viscosity effects

“…The method should be used with care, however, since, as Figure 3a shows, in some cases a certain amount of curvature in the-plot may become apparent Journal of the American Chemical Society / 94:15 / July 26, 1972 especially when the variation of the line width over a large region of temperature is considered. 53 The curvature may be caused by a negative temperature coefficient of the B coefficient in the Jones-Dole equation or cluster ion formation at low temperatures. However, at the moment a detailed explanation is lacking.…”

Ultrasonic absorption kinetic studies of the complexation of aqueous potassium and cesium ions by 18-crown-6

“…The acoustic beam was modulated by a lock-in procedure and adjustments in the ultrasonic transducer position, mirror positions, and reorientations of the sample cell plane to the Bragg angle were all computer controlled. In addition to a 5-MHz fundamental frequency X-cut quartz crystal for the 15-340 MHz ultrasonic frequency range, a 1-MHz crystal was employed in the low-frequency range (9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25).…”