Mixed solvents, solvatochromic parameters

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In 1994, a review on the further development and improvement of the n scale was given by Laurence, Abboud et al. [227], They redetermined n values for a total of 229 solvents, this time using only two (instead of seven) solvatochromic nitroaromatics as indicator compounds, i.e. 4-nitroanisole and A,A-dimethylamino-4-nitroaniline, for good reasons see later and reference [227] for a more detailed discussion. A thermodynamic analysis of the n scale [and the t(30) scale] has been reported by Matyushov et al. [228]. Using six novel diaza merocyanine dyes of the type R-N=N-R (R = N-methylpyridinium-4-yl or A-methylbenzothiazolium-2-yl, and R = 2,6-disubstituted 4-phenolates or 2-naphtholate) instead of nitroaromatics as positively solvatochromic probe compounds, an analogous n azo scale was developed by Buncel et al., which correlates reasonable well with the n scale, but has some advantages for a detailed discussion, see references [333], Another n scale, based solely on naphthalene, anthracene, and y9-carotene, was constructed by Abe [338], n values are mixed solvent parameters, measuring the solvent dipolarity and polarizability. The differences in the various n scales are caused by the different mixture of dipolarity and polarizability measured by the respective indicator. The n scale of Abe is practically independent of the solvent dipolarity, whereas Kamlet-Taft s n and Buncel s n azo reflect different contributions of both solvent dipolarity and polarizability. 

It is known that the position of the maximum fluorescence of ketocyanine dyes in a solution is highly solvent sensitive and the energy of maximum fluorescence, E(F), is linearly dependent on the solvatochromic parameters, a and %. The dyes are solnbilized in the micelle-water interface [95], It is believed that the polarity characteristics of the micelle-water interfacial region resemble those of aqneons alkanols [49], The values of E(F) of ketocyanine dyes have been determined in varions pnre n-alkanols and mixed binary aqneons alkanol systems for which the values of solvatochromic parameters (a and % ) are known [96], An MLRA of E(F) with the... 

The solvatochromic parameter . p(30), introduced by Reichardt and coworkers (Dimroth et al, 1963), is the energy of a transition observed in the UV-visible absorption spectrum of the substituted pyridinium-TV-phenoxide dye (9), 30th of a number tried. It has been measured in a great many single and mixed solvents. Cer6n-Carrasco et al. (2014a, b) report values for 84 new solvents, and revised values for 184 previously measured. Reichardt (1994) provides a list of references. He points out that the dependence of this and other solvatochromic shifts on composition of binary solvent mixtures is not simple, being linear neither in mole fraction nor in volume fraction. 

Some mathematical treatments are considered useful to predict a wide range of physicochemical properties in addition to solute solubility. This commonality may more likely result from mathematical treatment than be based on chemistry. For example, the Jouyban-Acree model, which was involved from the equation treating nearly idea binary solvents (NIBS), has been applied to predict the physicochemical properties such as density, viscosity, relative permittivity, surface tension, solvatochromic parameter, refractive index, etc., of mixed solvent systems. For solute solubility, the model takes the form ... 

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