A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED CONTINUOUS DILUTION DILATOMETER FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SOLUTE MOLAR VOLUMES AND DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF REACTION VOLUMES IN SOLUTION
S. Johnstone et al., A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED CONTINUOUS DILUTION DILATOMETER FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SOLUTE MOLAR VOLUMES AND DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF REACTION VOLUMES IN SOLUTION, Journal of solution chemistry, 24(8), 1995, pp. 795-811
The design and operation of a computer controlled continuous dilution
dilatometer utilizing a diode array detection system is presented. To
test the accuracy and reproducibility of the technique, apparent molar
volumes of dilute aqueous solutions of potassium ferricyanide and pot
assium ferrocyanide have been measured. To provide supporting data for
high pressure studies of reaction volumes and molar volume change in
solutions of high ionic strength, study of these electrolytes was exte
nded by dilution into 0.1M and 1.0M potassium nitrate solutions rather
than extrapolation to zero ionic strength as is normal. In addition,
the system has been used to determine reaction volumes of some acid-ba
se reactions by direct measurement, using the equipment as an automati
c titration dilatometer.