CROWN-ETHER STYRYL DYES .17. INFLUENCE OF THE LENGTH OF THE N-SUBSTITUENT IN BETAINES OF CHROMOGENIC 15-CROWN-5-ETHERS ON COMPLEXATION WITHCATIONS OF ALKALINE-EARTH METALS
Ob. Stanislavskii et al., CROWN-ETHER STYRYL DYES .17. INFLUENCE OF THE LENGTH OF THE N-SUBSTITUENT IN BETAINES OF CHROMOGENIC 15-CROWN-5-ETHERS ON COMPLEXATION WITHCATIONS OF ALKALINE-EARTH METALS, Russian chemical bulletin, 45(3), 1996, pp. 564-572
The stoichiometry of complexation of crown ether styryl dyes with Mg2, Ca2+, and Ba2+ ions and the dependence of the stability constants of
these complexes on the length of the N-sulfoalkyl substituent were in
vestigated. Introduction of a terminal sulfo group into the N-ethyl su
bstituent had but a small effect on the stability constant for the com
plexes with 1:1 stoichiometry. Increase in the length of the N-substit
uent by one or two methylene groups resulted in a jumpwise rise of thi
s constant. The effect observed was attributed to the formation of the
intramolecular ion pair, The dimerization constant for Mg2+ complexes
increased dramatically when passing from the sulfopropyl N-substituen
t to the sulfobutyl. one. The increase in the constant results from th
e decrease in steric strains in the dimeric complex.