ACIDITY OF ZEOLITES AND SILANOLS - STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF SIZE ANDSOFTNESS OF THE GLOBAL SYSTEM ON THE ELECTRONEGATIVITY-SOFTNESS COMPETITION IN HALOGENATED MODEL SYSTEMS
S. Damoun et al., ACIDITY OF ZEOLITES AND SILANOLS - STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF SIZE ANDSOFTNESS OF THE GLOBAL SYSTEM ON THE ELECTRONEGATIVITY-SOFTNESS COMPETITION IN HALOGENATED MODEL SYSTEMS, The journal of physical chemistry. A, Molecules, spectroscopy, kinetics, environment, & general theory, 101(37), 1997, pp. 6951-6954
The influence of halogenating Si in zeolite type model systems (SiH3-n
Fn-OH-AlH3 and SiH3-nCln-OH-AlH3 with n=0, 1, 2, and 3) and silanols (
SiH3-nFn-OH and SiH3-nCln-OH with n=0, 1, 2, and 3) was investigated b
y calculating different properties of the hydroxyl group (IR frequenci
es, integrated IR intensities) and comparing these with gas-phase acid
ities, Delta G(acid). The trends in these quantities are explained in
terms of the competition between electronegativity and softness as a f
unction of the systems considered. The results of this competition are
reflected in the electronic charges on the hydrogen and oxygen in the
hydroxyl group and compared to previously reported trends for halogen
ated silanols.